Hi,
I frequently need to make a GitHub mirror of a project with source
code hosted in SVN,
for example on SF.net. This also applies to many projects I want to
package with CoApp.
I have been testing various workflows and none has proved to be simple and
robust until I found git-svn-mirror tool wr
I'll be pushing out the new website today (with a lot of pages to be filled in
over the next couple weeks)
The website itself uses a "fork" of DocPad, which is a static content
generation system written in node.js ... all the code for it will be included
in the repository, so the only thing you
2011/12/19 Garrett Serack :
> I'll be pushing out the new website today (with a lot of pages to be filled
> in over the next couple weeks)
Looking forward to trying it out!
> It creates pages out of github-flavored-markdown--including the
> triple-backtick (```) syntax-highlighed
> source code
On 19 December 2011 21:12, Garrett Serack wrote:
> I've pushed up the new CoApp.org website.
Congrats!
> I'm aiming for a little simpler layout for content, and a trivial path to
> promote docs from the wiki to the website.
It looks great, clear, slick!
> The previous incarnation was running o
I think we should make it a policy to never convert other projects'
revision control to git, if they're not already git, because the extra
software it requires packagers to learn, install, and use does not
convey any extra benefits. (And I REALLY don't want to have to install
bzr or hg or perforce
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