Hi Simon,
"git clone" will clone the radiant repository, and put you in the
current 'master' (0.7.0) tree.
"git checkout -b" will actually create a new branch based upon your
current working tree (so you actually created a 'new' branch there)
instead of checking out the 0.6.9 'tag'.
Jeroen
On W
I've updated multi-site recently, have a look. Barring that, make sure
to check out the 0.6.9 tag on that extension (which i just corrected
this morning).
Sean
Simon Rönnqvist wrote:
Hi!
I'm installing a new Rails site, and since I need the multi-site
extension I'm unable to use 0.7.0 ye
First, delete that branch, then checkout the tag.
git branch -D 0.6.9
git checkout 0.6.9
Sean
Simon Rönnqvist wrote:
Hi!
I'm installing a new Rails site, and since I need the multi-site
extension I'm unable to use 0.7.0 yet. I tried checking out the 0.6.9
branch by doing this:
git clone
Hi!
I'm installing a new Rails site, and since I need the multi-site
extension I'm unable to use 0.7.0 yet. I tried checking out the 0.6.9
branch by doing this:
git clone git://github.com/radiant/radiant.git
git checkout -b 0.6.9
But once Radiant is up 'n running it says "This site was m
