> several committers are "on loan" from Adobe for a very specific goal (Peter
> and Gordon).
> Are they comfortable working with Git, willing and able (in that they have
> enough time available to do so) to learn Git,
> or would moving to Git mean that they are no longer able to contribute?
I do
On 11/22/12 10 :46AM, "Erik de Bruin" wrote:
>Since we can't indefinitely postpone the inevitable, I think we should
>start to plan for the move to Git. I think at least these points
>should be addressed (if they haven't already been, in which case they
>should be documented such that they can
On 11/22/12 10:26 AM, "Erik de Bruin" wrote:
>>> 2) several committers are "on loan" from Adobe for a very specific
>>> goal (Peter and Gordon). Are they comfortable working with Git,
>>> willing and able (in that they have enough time available to do so) to
>>> learn Git, or would moving to G
On Thursday, November 22, 2012, Erik de Bruin wrote:
> > So, any questions that you might have regarding Git, GitHub, Git clients
> > and workflows I would be happy to help you get through. I will do my best
> > to either explain it to the best of my ability or direct you to some
> > resources tha
> So, any questions that you might have regarding Git, GitHub, Git clients
> and workflows I would be happy to help you get through. I will do my best
> to either explain it to the best of my ability or direct you to some
> resources that will hopefully help you better understand Git.
Thank you! I
On Thu, Nov 22, 2012 at 10:26 AM, Erik de Bruin wrote:
> >> 2) several committers are "on loan" from Adobe for a very specific
> >> goal (Peter and Gordon). Are they comfortable working with Git,
> >> willing and able (in that they have enough time available to do so) to
> >> learn Git, or would
On Thursday, November 22, 2012, Erik de Bruin wrote:
> > just as long as the CI Server supports that particular Repo type. I
> don't quite get what the "buildbot hooks" are needed for.
>
> The buildbot takes the content files and the templates for the website
> and automatically applies one to the
>> 2) several committers are "on loan" from Adobe for a very specific
>> goal (Peter and Gordon). Are they comfortable working with Git,
>> willing and able (in that they have enough time available to do so) to
>> learn Git, or would moving to Git mean that they are no longer able to
>> contribute?
> just as long as the CI Server supports that particular Repo type. I don't
> quite get what the "buildbot hooks" are needed for.
The buildbot takes the content files and the templates for the website
and automatically applies one to the other, uploading the resulting
files to the staging site. T
On Thu, Nov 22, 2012 at 7:46 AM, Erik de Bruin wrote:
> Since we can't indefinitely postpone the inevitable, I think we should
> start to plan for the move to Git. I think at least these points
> should be addressed (if they haven't already been, in which case they
> should be documented such tha
Hi Erik
2012/11/22 Erik de Bruin
> Since we can't indefinitely postpone the inevitable, I think we should
> start to plan for the move to Git. I think at least these points
> should be addressed (if they haven't already been, in which case they
> should be documented such that they can be easily
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