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Thiago Campos Viana
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Tuesday 10 August 2010 12:42:21 pm
I really don't like github, I think svn+tortoise svn is much more easy to use then github + that beta github windows tool. The only one feature I liked about github is that I can search a repo, fork and edit it online, but when I hade to download a repo to my computer, edit and then upload I have some problems. I hade several problems trying to create and maintain two or more repo, because when I tried to upload my local files to a repo I got an error, some key problem thing.... Github will be great only if it be as easy to use as svn+tortoise... About ez publish versioned folders, I think it could be like svn, only extension, settings, and var/yoursite/storage folder, maybe design folder.
eZ Publish Certified Developer: http://auth.ez.no/certification/verify/376924
Twitter: http://twitter.com/tcv_br
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Thomas Parisot
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Tuesday 01 March 2011 6:45:39 am
I'm pretty much interested by this topic too.
I want to store that in a single remote (origin), and fetch updates from the upstream (ezpublish git repo).
What is the best way to do? Because what I need:
- adding/modifiying files at the root folder of eZ Publish (custom .gitignore, fabric config files etc.)
- adding my own extensions, project specific: submodules (same repo with other branches or specific repo) or plain files within extensions/ folder?
- if possible, not publishing the entire history of the upstream on origin, but only changes from the time the project is initiated
For the last point, I created my project, added origin, added upstream, rebased upstream and commited.
However, once I want to clone, I encounter a git packing error, as I have not commited the past history, but only the current snapshot. Any clue? Any strategy? Thanks :-)
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Nicolas Pastorino
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Tuesday 01 March 2011 7:17:29 am
Hi Thomas, The draft version of the "How to contribute to eZ Publish using GIT" is linked to from there. The final version should be published in a matter of days. Also, another application of GIT/github and eZ Publish contribution, int he frame of localization, is presented in the following tutorial : http://share.ez.no/learn/ez-publish/translating-localizing-ez-publish-using-git
Stay tuned for the full version of the former,
I hope this helped,
Cheers,
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Nicolas Pastorino
Director Community - eZ
Member of the Community Project Board
eZ Publish Community on twitter: http://twitter.com/ezcommunity
t : http://twitter.com/jeanvoye
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Thomas Parisot
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Wednesday 02 March 2011 6:43:02 am
Hi Thomas, The draft version of the "How to contribute to eZ Publish using GIT" is linked to from there. The final version should be published in a matter of days. Also, another application of GIT/github and eZ Publish contribution, int he frame of localization, is presented in the following tutorial : http://share.ez.no/learn/ez-publish/translating-localizing-ez-publish-using-git
Stay tuned for the full version of the former,
I hope this helped,
Cheers,
Hello,
thanks for your reply but unfortunately, I can't see how it could help me during my daily dev on my projects.
What I would like is to fetch changes of eZ, like patches, without pushing the whole eZ history on my own remote. Thanks
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Nicolas Pastorino
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Wednesday 02 March 2011 2:56:44 pm
thanks for your reply but unfortunately, I can't see how it could help me during my daily dev on my projects.
What I would like is to fetch changes of eZ, like patches, without pushing the whole eZ history on my own remote.
Hello Thomas, I will have to leave this question to better GIT experts than i am, i am afraid. Cheers,
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Nicolas Pastorino
Director Community - eZ
Member of the Community Project Board
eZ Publish Community on twitter: http://twitter.com/ezcommunity
t : http://twitter.com/jeanvoye
G+ : http://plus.tl/jeanvoye
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