Dear Sage Days 54 Participants,
Thanks again all for coming to Davis and working on the new git workflow
together.
Andrew and Volker, thank you for coming and teaching us the basics!
The overall sentiment was that the new workflow is a great improvement
over the old workflow. Soon we won't have
> Sorry I had to leave yesterday during the discussion
> of the workflow/searching. It seems like you made a lot
> more progress on the document.
Yes, and more this morning! I will send out an e-mail in a second
when the page is semi-stable.
One thing that Travis and I tried out in practice after
Thanks,
I thought the * was to complete the name if I didn't know the ending.
-Mike
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Hi Mike,
You can get do the search remotely via
$ git log --remotes='origin/public/combinat/sf/sp_orth*' ^origin/master
--oneline
8864ef1 Added files.
226c37a Initial version of symplectic and orthogonal basis for symmetric
functions.
Note there is a * after the name.
Best,
Anne
On 11/9/13
I guess that I should make it clearer that the first time I searched
the log with:
$ git log
to find the commit message by Travis by looking through all of
them to find the one relevant to the branch I was interested in.
It wasn't until later that I realized that could checkout the branch
first an
Hi,
Sorry I had to leave yesterday during the discussion
of the workflow/searching. It seems like you made a lot
more progress on the document.
I was reading the searching section and I still don't quite
see how to tell who wrote the code or who posted:
origin/public/combinat/sf/sp_orth
I even
On Sat, Nov 09, 2013 at 12:16:37AM -0800, Anne Schilling wrote:
> > Yes, that's what I mean by "main contact" above. Give an immediate
> > visual hint, when I see a branch, about "someone" to get in touch
> > with.
>
> When you have a specific branch in mind you can easily find out by looking
> at
> Yes, that's what I mean by "main contact" above. Give an immediate
> visual hint, when I see a branch, about "someone" to get in touch
> with.
When you have a specific branch in mind you can easily find out by looking
at its log.
Best,
Anne
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