Re: [symfony-users] Re: Symfony2 Sandbox & git

Why would you delete the .git directory? Git can handle a limitless amount of upstream repositories so you'd just have to add your repo on GitHub (or local or else) and you're good to go. You lose the ability to import upstream changes when you're deleting the .git directory. :) Cheers, Daniel

[symfony-users] Re: Symfony2 Sandbox & git

Thanks, that is helpful. I think I'm going to try using the symfony sandbox as an upstream repo and see how well that works for keeping me up to date on the changes fabian makes. On Jan 10, 8:54 am, Gustavo Adrian wrote: > You'd fork in case you want write access to the repo. With this url: > >

Re: [symfony-users] Re: Symfony2 Sandbox & git

You'd fork in case you want write access to the repo. With this url: git://github.com/symfony/symfony-sandbox.git You have only read access. In my case, I clone it, then I delete the .git directory and finally import it to my own repo. Hope this he

[symfony-users] Re: Symfony2 Sandbox & git

But I'm wondering *how* you got it from the repo? As far as I know, you can download it, or fork it, or clone it, each of which has various repercussions on how a project will behave in regards to updates to the sandbox. On Jan 10, 8:41 am, Gustavo Adrian wrote: > From the repo: > > git://github.

Re: [symfony-users] Re: Symfony2 Sandbox & git

>From the repo: git://github.com/symfony/symfony-sandbox.git On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 11:39 AM, Donald wrote: > Thanks. > > How did you begin working with the sandbox? Did you download the zip, > or fork the repo, or clone it, or something else entirel

[symfony-users] Re: Symfony2 Sandbox & git

Thanks. How did you begin working with the sandbox? Did you download the zip, or fork the repo, or clone it, or something else entirely? On Jan 10, 8:35 am, Gustavo Adrian wrote: > I've been using the sandbox with vendors updated with the scripts that > symfony comes with (on bin/ directory). Fi

[symfony-users] Re: Symfony2 Sandbox & git

Yes, that is one way that I've setup a project. But I'm wondering if it's the *best* or *recommended* way to do it. On Jan 10, 8:30 am, Stéphane wrote: > Hi, > > mkdir myproject && cd myproject #create a directory and enter it > git init #create a new git repo > git submodule add @symfony2git@ li