Frank <fr...@nicholasfamilycentral.com>:
> >> I’m not following the “blink” table. It’s not jumping out at me or
> >> making sense…
> >
> > LED blink interval in seconds - telly you fix vs no fix.
>
> Right - *I* understand how the LED works. What are the values in the table -
> Blinks per second? Seconds between blinks?
Seconds between blinks. I've added a caption to this effect,
> >> For cloning a GIT repository, I’ve used “- - depth=1” to get what I
> >> think is just the top, latest version? If my understanding is
> >> correct, this will be quicker for people on slow connections. If
> >> I’m wrong about what this does in GIT, please correct my
> >> understanding. Is there a down side to using depth=1?
> >
> > Will a later git pull work on a repo pulled this way?
>
> I don’t know. For my purposes, I usually wipe out the previous clone & clone
> again. I’m a git novice. I started using “depth=1” for large repos.
>
> If you tell me how to test, I’m glad to find the answer.
Do a "git pull". If it tells you its getting commits rather than barfing,
we're good. (I just modified tod/NEWS.)
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