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 to put untested changes > and then requests that topic branches be pulled from the most current > genodelabs/master.
Yes, as an outsider I find it hard to follow how they are dealing with pull requests/commits/issues. Hopefully we can get some clarification as I would like to add my own contributions to the project soon, but I don't know how to do it correctly. > @Jack: I am in no way affiliated with the Genode team, so I don't claim to > speak for them, but I think it is unlikely that they will choose to convert > their README files to markdown as they are currently using a homebrew > formatting tool https://github.com/nfeske/gosh which has a few more features > including compiling to LaTeX. > I agree that the code formatting looks prettier on github fwiw Ah that makes a lot of sense! Thanks for letting me know. The README files did look like they had been written in some sort of syntax that I couldn't recognise. Github rendered them as plain text so I presumed it was just plain text with no actual file type. I will download Gosh and try it out on the genode repository to see how the pages look. It would also make sense since I believe the Genode foundations book and the other books are written in LaTeX and PDF format, so the other documentation like the readme files would also be written in the same format. _______________________________________________ users mailing list -- users@lists.genode.org To unsubscribe send an email to users-le...@lists.genode.org Archived at https://lists.genode.org/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/users@lists.genode.org/message/C3HLJCNTVKWG2O7F345NR7QFKV2BVDIM/
