Hi Nitesh,
Thank you for the explanation. Now everything is clear.
Best,
Diego
On Mon, Jul 10, 2017 at 10:55 PM, Turaga, Nitesh
wrote:
> Hi Diego,
>
> This is a good question.
>
> Please note, that when you do a 'git clone¹, you are getting the commit
> history of every branch, and master(trunk
Hi Diego,
This is a good question.
Please note, that when you do a 'git clone¹, you are getting the commit
history of every branch, and master(trunk) locally. Git stores the log of
the commit history(trees, commits and blobs) locally in the .git/object
directory.
When you checkout an svn branch
Dear all,
Great to know that the git transition is moving forward. I tested
cloning (https) several packages and I noticed a significant
difference in the repository size between svn and git. Two examples
showing the output (svn/git) of du -k:
Biobase: 4968 / 8720
limma: 6284 / 20296
Looking bri
Dear Maintainers,
For those of you who have submitted your public github id instead of your
public SSH key, please make sure that the link
`www.github.com/.keys` is valid and shows your SSH key.
If that is not valid, we are not able to add your SSH key to the
bioconductor server.
Thanks,
Nites
>Dear Maintainers
>
>As announced earlier this year, Bioconductor is moving version control
>systems from SVN to Git.
>
>The plan
>
>
>- Software, experiment data, and workflow packages will be maintained
> as git repositories created to capture the full commit history of
> each packa
