Am 11.11.2012 17:43, schrieb Stjepan Horvat:
hi..i have the same question..?!
I reed somewhere that git isn'tintended for binary packages..
What Git does is comparing files line by line, which essentially works
only for text files.
It stores the differences between the files which can be a single line
between two versions of a file.
If it has to compare two versions of a binary file (e.g. a PDF) it has
to store the complete files of each version.
This isn't efficient, but it works.
I think the general approach is to ignore (i.e. exclude them from the
git repository) files that are
a) unnecessary (like backup or intermediate files) or
b) can easily be recreated from the textual source files.
* So I would generally put *.pdf in the .gitignore file because they
can be easily recreated with LilyPond.
* If you want to have them as public downloads for people who don't
have LilyPond, you can include them in the repository, but I would
suggest to exclude them by default and only add them (with 'git add
-f filename.pdf) when you consider them finished, so they probably
won't change anymore)
* Or even better, if you want to provide them as downloads, don't
include them in the git repository but present them explicitely on
the download page of your Github repository
I hope this makes it somewhat clearer.
and i transcribed (by ear) many scores i don't have rights for..
how do you handle this kind of staff..
What are the laws related to such situations?!
Or course that depends on who actually has rights for the music.
I have opened a few randomly selectdes scores of your github-project.
Some of them seem to be 'pop?'-songs with an author, but some might
equally be 'traditionals'?
Of course that makes a big difference.
It does _not_ make a difference how you got the music (by ear or score).
HTH
Urs
this is what my brother and i are working on
https://github.com/schef/duhovni-projekt/
On Sat, Nov 10, 2012 at 12:21 PM, Mike Blackstock
<blackstock.m...@gmail.com <mailto:blackstock.m...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Thanks Francisco. It's fixed.
-M.
On Sat, Nov 10, 2012 at 5:16 AM, Francisco Vila
<paconet....@gmail.com <mailto:paconet....@gmail.com>> wrote:
2012/11/10 Mike Blackstock <blackstock.m...@gmail.com
<mailto:blackstock.m...@gmail.com>>:
> You can generate your own lilypond scores page at
www.omet.ca <http://www.omet.ca>. Just upload
> your sources, compile them, and you'll get a page like this:
>
> http://www.omet.ca/scores/Mike_Blackstock_2/
I hadn't noticed before: source view in omet.ca
<http://omet.ca> does not escape < and
> for chords, see image at
http://paconet.org/lilypond/problem-omet-ca.png
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<http://www.csmbadajoz.com>
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