Hi Martin,
Le 26 févr. 10 à 18:17, Martin Beckett a écrit :
robertosfield wrote:
Could Windows and Mac users have a play with these tools.
TortoiseGIT is pretty much identical to TortoiseSVN
A couple of minor issues on windows.
TortoiseGIT requires a separate install of git - TortoiseSVN
includes SVN.
The git tool on windows needs perl,tcl and a bunch of unix command
line utils which are all included - but may clash with any other
sets of unix tools from cygwin, msys or unixtools you already have
installed.
You need to make sure git sees the correct version, but this might
clash with any other unix-like servers you have installed
Thanks for the notice.
The tool also shows local files as changed if the only differ in end-
of-line between the local system and the repository, there is
probably a setting somewhere to control this.
Same kind of things happen with subversion too. Here's the 'control' :
git config core.autocrlf=true
One issue with the choice of repo.
On gitorius I can't find a way of submitting my changes. With github
any body can sync their local git repo back to github, essentially
creating a fork.
I've not set my mind on which to use... I'm already pushing to github
and gitorious. But in the end only one should be used :
http://github.com/mathieu/OpenSceneGraph
http://gitorious.org/openscenegraph/osg
Mathieu
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