Thank you very much! :-D
Kind regards
Florian
Am Son, 6. Sep, 2015 um 3:30 schrieb Raphael Isemann
:
Small correction, the second "bzr push
lp:~teemperor/gala/bug-fix-that-was-really-important" was supposed to
be "bzr push lp:~django/gala/bug-fix-that-was-really-important"
2015-09-06 15:29 GM
Small correction, the second "bzr push
lp:~teemperor/gala/bug-fix-that-was-really-important" was supposed to
be "bzr push lp:~django/gala/bug-fix-that-was-really-important"
2015-09-06 15:29 GMT+02:00 Raphael Isemann :
> Hi,
>
> you usually do this to get the trunk code into the current directory:
Hi,
you usually do this to get the trunk code into the current directory:
$ bzr branch lp:gala
Make your changes and test them, then a simple
$ bzr commit -m "I fixed a bug or something like this"
to commit everything locally
$ bzr push lp:~teemperor/gala/bug-fix-that-was-really-important
an
Hello everyone!
I have a question about the overall work flow when working on existing
projects. How do I 'fork' the code base to fix a single bug or
implement a new feature. On Github you can easily fork a Github repo
using the web interface, clone it to your local machine, commit
changes, p
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