Re: how do I commit my code

Yes, it is necessary, but it's not really google's responsibility to teach you how to use subversion or mercurial - there are a mountain of tutorials showing you how to use these applications so perhaps try googling for it? If you bought a car would you complain to the salesman that he didn't give

Re: how do I commit my code

Click on "profile" when on code.google.com. There you will find your svn-password for committing. Get Subversion Client or commandline tools. Read the Manual :). In basic words: You need to import the empty repository first to your disc. Most users only import the content of trunk. But that depends

Re: how do I commit my code

Have you used Subversion before? Yes: look at your project's "Source" tab for checkout instructions. It shows the URL for 'svn checkout', 'svn commit' (or just 'svn import') -- which is https://projectname.googlecode.com/svn No: time to learn Subversion. The book is at http://svnbook.red-bean.

how do I commit my code

I have not found any explanations on how to commit my code to my Google Code project. Could someone please tell me how to do this? It is sort of necessary in order to do anything at all. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Project Hosting on Google Code"