Hi Rick, Welcome on board!
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 9:07 AM, Richard Forristall <richard.forrist...@goodwillaz.org> wrote: > Nicole Engard and Colin Campbell, > > Thanks for the 'heads up' on git. > > 1. I'm not using git out of pure ignorance. Are you referring to > http://git.koha.org or using git vice svn for version control? Take a look at http://wiki.koha.org/doku.php?id=en:development:git_usage for more information on Koha and Git. > > 2. Colin, in your message you talk about contributing my own changes back to > the project. I'm new at koha (started supporting our librarian about 4 weeks > ago) so this is all new to me. I really like the community model of making > the koha software more robust, but what happens when my changes don't apply > across all koha users? Branding for example. I certainly don't want to > force irrelevant changes onto the entire community. All non-branding changes are welcome and encouraged. > > 3. We use Subversion for all our other version control processes, so it was > momentum that led me to use it for maintaining my local modifications. We > have Koha on a live server and a development server with the idea of having > Subversion "in between." > You can run your production Koha on a git repo which is a clone of your development repo which is a clone of the main Koha repo. Thus changes are pushed either way with great ease. > 4. I will spend some time looking at http://git.koha.org and git itself. > > 5. Thanks again for the heads up. This Koha dev community is a tremendous > resource :--) Your always welcome. Consider jumping on #koha as well if you need help or just like the company. Kind Regards, Chris _______________________________________________ Koha-devel mailing list Koha-devel@lists.koha.org http://lists.koha.org/mailman/listinfo/koha-devel
