Although, I have noticed that they do use README.md files in some of other
other Genode Labs repositories. So maybe they do use also use markdown.
Although it does just seem to be the main front page README.md file in the
repository, which looks nicer on the Github web page.
https://github.com
Spencer wrote:
> I'm curious about this too - looking at the github repo, it seems like
> there's a mix of pulls into staging and into master. The git flow section of
> https://genode.org/documentation/genode-foundations-24-05.pdf is a little
> ambigious - it mentions staging as being the place
I'm curious about this too - looking at the github repo, it seems like there's
a mix of pulls into staging and into master. The git flow section of
https://genode.org/documentation/genode-foundations-24-05.pdf is a little
ambigious - it mentions staging as being the place to put untested changes
Sorry, I believe I misread the Genode Contributors guide. Genode does not use
pull requests, they copy commits that are referenced within issues? So I should
make an issue in the repository, then reference my commit against it and genode
will copy that into their repository?
Should I use the ma
Hello, I have made some pull requests. I have just updated some readme files to
markdown format. As far as I understand pull requests are a request to
introduce/upload my changes to the Genode repository. This is my first time
ever using/learning git, so I am not very familiar with how it works.
