Hi Sandor,
Great to know that you committed your changes into a branch. I haven't
used SourceTree before but it doesn't seem hard to. I'll give the
instructions tomorrow :-)
Cheers,
Carlos
El 21/12/14 a las 17:21, Sandor Racz escribió:
Carlos,
What I did so far: Using SourceTree ( http://www.sourcetreeapp.com/ )
I cloned a dev. branch.
I added code changes, created a new local branch and committed the
changes into that. This tool set is new to me so I need clear
instructions how to proceed from here.
Bests,
Sandor
On Saturday, December 20, 2014 8:46:40 PM UTC-6, Sandor Racz wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I have added PyQt5 support to Spyder (keeping the PyQt4 and
PySide support).
It has been tested for Python 2/ Python 3 and PyQt4/PyQt5.
What I have: Using SourceTree I cloned a recent default, added
code changes, tested it, created a new local branch and committed
the changes into it.
In case of need for a PyQt5 version I would appreciate if someone
could summarize what should be the steps to submit it for code
review. I am new to SourceTree, Bitbucket and Git, know the basics
though.
Sandor
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