On Mon, 08 Sep 2008 13:09:31 -0400, EspeonEefi wrote:
> git svn clone https://ledger-smb.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/ledger-smb/
> ledgersmb --stdlayout
>
> seems to do the trick.
Thanks, committed in r2317.
git-1.6.0.1 must be more dilligent at searching for the stdlayout, and I
have gotten ou
On Mon, 2008-08-11 at 16:34 -0400, Jeff Kowalczyk wrote:
> Cloning the LedgerSMB Sourceforge Subversion Repository
> ===
>
> In time we may have an official git mirror from which to clone (a
> very quick copy operation), but you can make your own
>
> I'd like to add and maintain a README.git, if no one objects.
No objection here. I would suggest that this should probably go in
the doc folder since it is not installation docs.
Best Wishes.
Chris Travers
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This SF.Net
If anyone (with commit access) is interested, here's how to use git to
work distributed/offline, then commit your work back up to the subversion
repository. I used a branch, even though this was a trivial commit.
(1.3_jfkw) $ git checkout trunk
(9b24d10...) $ git checkout -b 1.3_INSTALL
Swi
Hi,
Great writeup/tutorial, Jeff. Looks like there's a lot of people
starting to switch to git. We've just done this internally in the past
couple of months. One of the reasons was so that we could start
incorporating UI changes to LSMB, pulling in the Dojo Toolkit to provide
a lot better widg
Before I add a couple of tiny nit-picks to Jeff's post I want to say
that I think that this could be a very good thing for the project.
This provides a way for people to create changes in a well-reviewed
way, provide more open development of patches, etc.
> * Putting the plaintext backup of the co
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Distributed LedgerSMB Development With DVCS - Git
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2008-08-11
By Jeff Kowalczyk (jfkw)
I've been working on my local LedgerSMB deployment customization
using the distributed version control system, g
