Comment #62 on issue 2084 by asmeurer: limit(1+1/x, x, 0, dir='-') fails
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=2084
OK, I have added you. Here is how to push stuff:
You need to add a remote repository for the main sympy repo if you don't
already have one ("git remote" will show you all your remote
repositories). If you don't, add one by doing "git remote add sympy
[email protected]:sympy/sympy.git". You need to use this url because it is
the ssh url, which gives you push access (the others are read only). When
you have a branch ready to push in, say, the branch is named "test", you do
git push --dry-run sympy test:master
and see what it tells you. This will test the push. The command basically
says "push to the remote repository "sympy", fast-forwarding the remote
branch "master" to the position of the local branch "test". If it says
everything is ok, and it looks right, then you can remove the --dry-run and
do the actual push.
test should be fast-forward from master. NEVER do a -f push to master. If
it tells you that a branch is non-fastforward, it is probably because
someone else updated the official master since you created test. So in
that case you need to pull in the latest master and update test using "git
rebase test master" or "git merge test master" (rebase is better for small
branches, merge is better for large branches).
Once you have pushed the test branch in, if test is the same as the commit
from a pull request at GitHub, or if you merged with master, GitHub will
close the pull request on its own. Otherwise, i.e., if you did a rebase,
you will have to close it manually. In either case, you need to manually
close the issue here on the Google Code tracker. Just mark the status as
Fixed.
So you can avoid breaking anything if you just do the --dry-run push first,
never do a -f push to master, and always make sure that you only push stuff
in that has been reviewed and passes tests.
And finally, don't be afraid to push something in if it has passed review
(including review by yourself) and the tests pass. We tend to have a
backlog of patches that have passed review but have not been pushed in for
whatever reason.
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