On 01/25/2018 11:53 AM, Geoff Canyon via use-livecode wrote:
> Any suggestions where to go to figure this out? At the most basic level,
> all I need is:
>
> 1. A "current released version" of Navigator on GitHub.
> 2. A work-in-progress version on my computer, in my LiveCode
installation.
> 3. The ability to merge my copy into the GitHub version.
>
> And obviously, have multiple dev versions, release versions, etc.,
but for
> now I just need dev and release, and even that seems beyond the
ability of
> any web page to explain simply. Nothing I've read seems to even come
close
> to explaining how to do that. Or am I just completely
misunderstanding how
> git works? Even basic tutorials seem to start with literally no
description
> of what the actual workflow of git is, and simply dive into various git
> commands using undefined terminology. <grrr>
start with this:
install git
navigate to the Navigator lievcodescript directory
type 'git init'
that will initialize the directory by creating a few invisible files.
then you will tell git you want to track your livecodescript files.
type 'git add *.livecodescript'
that's it. now after you make changes
type 'git add *.livecodescript'
to see the current file status:
type 'git status'
that doesn't connect you to github yet, but that's your local storage,
and that's the first step to getting it onto github.
--
Mark Wieder
ahsoftw...@gmail.com
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