> You have to use
>
>git push ssh:-savannah-addres- mybranch:refs/heads/master
>
> to push to the main master branch.
Have I? My fingers have just been faster than my brain, and I just
typed `git-push', without any arguments, and everything seems to be
fine, according to
http://git.sv.
> > I thus suggest a command \concat which does the same as \line but
> > without inserting whitespace:
>
> Isn't this more efficiently done by setting word-space to 0.0 and
> interpreting as a line?
Isn't this what my command does? What do you mean with `efficiently'?
Werner
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hi,
i've just finished setting up the git repository on savannah, and I've
hit the first snag. There are two master branches (one for lilypond, and
web/master for the website). This makes pushing a bit awkward. You have
to use
git push ssh:-savannah-addres- mybranch:refs/heads/master
to
Werner LEMBERG escreveu:
All markup commands which accept more than a single markup put spaces
inbetween. However, sometimes this is not useful (for example, just
look at the bad appearance of the E=mc² -- there is an incorrect space
before the superscript 2.
I thus suggest a command \concat wh
All markup commands which accept more than a single markup put spaces
inbetween. However, sometimes this is not useful (for example, just
look at the bad appearance of the E=mc² -- there is an incorrect space
before the superscript 2.
I thus suggest a command \concat which does the same as \line
