On Jan 7, 2011, at 8:40 PM, Yawar Amin wrote: > Hi, > > On 2011-01-07, at 16:41, John Ralls wrote: > >> […] >> >> Meanwhile, I see that Yawar has pushed his own git svn import onto the >> Github repo and also pushed a commit in a new, rather weirdly-named branch. >> Yawar, since you have the svn data that goes with that import, you've bought >> keeping github synchronized with svn and vice-versa. > > :-) > > To be honest I’m not entirely satisfied with the repo I pushed to GitHub. I > did a git svn clone to get a Git repo that was tied to the SVN repo, but then > I pushed that into another ‘plain’ Git repo on my hard disk. Then I pushed > the plain repo up into GitHub. So what’s on GitHub is twice removed from the > SVN repo, which is too far to ferry changes back and forth. > > I want to give it another try, but I need to delete the repo that’s up on > GitHub. John, could you do that, or give me access to do it? Then I can push > straight up from my git svn clone and keep that synchronized pretty easily. > > Except … I don’t have commit access to repo/gnucash. So what’s the best way > forward here? Give me access and let me maintain the synchronization (which > I’m happy to do), or should John push his repo up and use his existing commit > access to do the sync? > > Either way, I can easily maintain gnucash-docs on GitHub (John, I need > another repo in the organization … :-)
I've moved you into the "owners" group. Do what you will. I've attached the authors file I made. If you reimport from svn it will match up svn accounts with github accounts using the same mailing addresses. It will be interesting to see who has pictures. ;-) Regards, John Ralls
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