Ludovic Courtès wrote:
Hi,
Andy Tai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
reviving the old tutorial from Tom, update it to the latest release.
update the reference section on the wiki with the latest added commands.
create a or update the current man page for distributing with tla (the
one from debian corresponds to version 1.3.3)
I've started working a bit on this[*]. Basically, I just branched off
of the latest version of the tutorial I could find and started to
rearrange the chapters and sections in a way that makes it easier for
newcomers to look up some particular feature. Now, the main chapters
are:
* Getting Started:: `make-archive', `import', etc.
* Working With Arch:: The basics: `get', `commit', etc.
* Collaborating With Other People:: `update', `replay', `star-merge', etc.
* Customizing Arch:: =tagging-method, revlibs
* Advanced Topics:: patch logs, changesets
I'd like to get feedback on this.
Besides, the tutorial is quite up-to-date except that it doesn't mention
the new commands (e.g., `branch', `switch') nor `undo' and `redo'. It
also lacks a section on signed archives, and certainly other things I
didn't think of.
Thanks,
Ludovic.
[*] Location: http://www.laas.fr/~lcourtes/software/arch-2005/
Branch: arch-tutorial--devo--1.3
Hello,
I have created a very simple patch that removes the curly braces "
{, }" from the archive data storage directory.
Example-old:
cd ~/{archives}/
Example-new:
cd ~/archives/
The location of my mirror is:
http://www.opensourcetechnologies.net/archives/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Branch name is:
arch--tutorial--1.3
Let me know if there are any questions,
--
Pedro Perez
P.S. This is the first time I ever tagged, changeset, apply-changeset,
etc. so there might be mistakes all over the place. Just point them out
(and supply a fix :) ) and I will fix it. I think I have provided enough
information to access my mirror, if not, let me know as well. Thanks.
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