Hi Robert, Take a look on https://ofbiz.apache.org/source-repositories.html there you will be able to see all the source repositories, I typically use SVN access to checkout a particular version of interest for me and then create a new / separate Git repo from it hence a end up with a disconnected repository... I'm not sure if any other approach could allow to you refresh you personal repo directly from ofbiz repo in a kind of "connected" way.
In order to get an updated version I would consider a manual path: Create a new repo pulling a newer ofbiz version + export a patch from my old repo + apply the patches to new repo. Alternatively your old repo could be updated applying the relevant commits extracted from newer ofbiz versions. Kind regards, Victor On Wed, Oct 30, 2019 at 10:26 AM Robert Wynkoop <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello OFBiz developers. > > I'm a Java Web Developer wanting to use OFBIZ. I created a test component > and got that working with a message file. > > How do I commit my source back to my own repository and still continue to > get changes from the OFBIZ repo? > > What version should I be looking at? The main > https://ofbiz.apache.org/developers.html only seems to know about V16. > > Robert Wynkoop >
