26.12.2010, 20:52, "Miguel de Benito Delgado" <[email protected]>: > You don't need to create a repository on gitorious for your own work. Just > "git clone" the repository and work there. To update your copy from the > remote use "git pull". Then "git add", "git rm", etc. and "git commit" let > you work on your copy. Remember that git's decentralized. You don't need > access to the server to commit stuff. You commit locally. If after a while > you have a changeset that you think is worth reviewing by the maintainer of > the project then you have "git format-patch" and "git send-mail" or "git > diff", etc. > Just look for some tutorial on the web, there are hundreds.
Joris refused to accept my "option groups" patch. So I need to fork that it to create a repository. Now I repeat my questions: I created my own repository on gitorious.org (http://gitorious.org/~porton/texmacs/texmacs-porton) and doubt what to do next. >From Gitorius: <<< To recreate a live working copy (you need svn+ssh access to savannah): # init working copy t mkdir t cd t git init git fetch -f [email protected]:texmacs/texmacs.git '+refs/remotes/*:refs/remotes/*' git checkout -b master trunk # init git-svn git svn init -s svn+ssh://[email protected]/texmacs # fetch from svn git svn rebase # push changes to this repository git push --mirror [email protected]:texmacs/texmacs.git When I am going to develop, should I fetch first with SVN as explained above? Or to work with Git only? Could you kindly provide me with a template of the shell commands I need to execute? -- Victor Porton - http://portonvictor.org _______________________________________________ Texmacs-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/texmacs-dev
