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Re: GIT essentials [message #25298 is a reply to message #25295]

Tue, 16 February 2010 17:34

fudadmin
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As I understand, Uvs2 is distributed.

Quote From wikipedia:

1. There may be many "central" repositories.
2. Code from disparate repositories are merged based on a web of trust, i.e., historical merit or quality of changes.
3. Lieutenants are project members who have the power to dynamically decide which branches to merge.
4. Network is not involved in most operations.
5. A separate set of "sync" operations are available for committing or receiving changes with remote repositories.

P.S. If a mankind hadn't made and/or used something better those who doesn't suffer from the syndrom would be still living on trees... Smile

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Re: GIT essentials [message #25314 is a reply to message #25298]

Tue, 16 February 2010 22:54

andrei_natanael
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fudadmin wrote on Tue, 16 February 2010 18:34

Sorry about NIH syndrome, maybe i made a bad joke Rolling Eyes

Another reason is that Uvs is GUI only so people who want to use CLI cannot use it.
However, i'll try Uvs again and maybe it may gain more love from me Wink

. I have to check if all your points are applying to Uvs and maybe then we will forget about git waves... long live Uvs. Btw, last release is from last year (12/08/2009) so it's not so far. What about creating a poll "Uvs reloaded" Laughing

? That would drive Mirek crazy Evil or Very Mad

. From Uvs to SVN and back.

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Re: GIT essentials [message #25315 is a reply to message #25314]

Tue, 16 February 2010 23:07

andrei_natanael
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I found another reason while playing with Uvs. It's server dependent. One could not use it only locally without a ftp server. Hmm, i think i need a tutorial for Uvs. Smile

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Re: GIT essentials [message #25317 is a reply to message #25315]

Tue, 16 February 2010 23:57

fudadmin
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Personally for me it's not too big problem to download and/or exchange code even via forums.

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Re: GIT essentials [message #25337 is a reply to message #25317]

Wed, 17 February 2010 16:14

sergeynikitin
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I want to say thank you to the topic, for what interested me using GIT. It was so convenient than other version control systems for personal development.

SergeyNikitin<U++>( linux, wine )
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Re: GIT essentials [message #28153 is a reply to message #25295]

Thu, 19 August 2010 08:57

kohait00
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Registered: July 2009
Location: Germany

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Quote:

it's not a reason, but we have our own IDE, our(STL) NTL, our own Image format [with hot-spots], site is made with U++ made tools

think of google, they also have a whole bunch of things they offer, but some things they simply use from others (keep established standards) i.e. the googlecode svn repositories, only provide a mask for it, just as u++ does, or think of youtube / google video.

it's not only important to redesign and 'reinvent' things, but also to know what is worth keeping.

BTW: GIT
i'm using it for quite a while now, and can't without anymore Smile

i enjoy the flexibility of branching merging and handling iin general. i still imagine mirek could profit from that more than from svn.

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Re: GIT essentials [message #32605 is a reply to message #28153]

Fri, 27 May 2011 14:45

kohait00
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to warm this one up a bit more:

the last git repository of upp somewhat died Smile

so i decided to make a new one.

https://gitorious.org/upp

now how to handle this best?

* setup a gitorious account for yourself, clone my repo in gitorious, just search for 'upp'. you will be able to commit to your clone, and send me merge requests, which so far does not make sense until it's based on svn. it'd breake history of svn, but for patch discussion it's quite nice

* for commiting to your repository, you will need to generate a ssh key pair 'ssh-keygen -t rsa' and paste the content of the pub file in the settings.

* based on your username, it will also be possible to define collaborators (those that can commit as well) to the upp original project, not only your clone.

cheers

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Re: GIT essentials [message #32772 is a reply to message #32605]

Tue, 07 June 2011 12:27

kohait00
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i think it would be great to make that git repository run on mireks server alongside google-mirror updater.
thats how that git could be refreshed hourly as well, and not like now every now and then (since i dont have a 24/7 running server sitting around)

i think it should be possible to even transfer ownership of that girorious repo to some more official mantainer Smile

i could provide help with the scripts for that..

what do you think?

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