You don't need to be a Github user.
You simply can add my fork (g...@github.com:uliska/frescobaldi.git) as a remote
to your frescobaldi git repo (git remote add). Then you can pull in any
branches (use git remote show uliska to see which branches are there).
But that's not necessary anymore in t
2013/10/9 Urs Liska :
> I'm working on adding some Git functionality for Frescobaldi.
...
> So anybody using Frescobaldi from its Git repository is kindly asked to test
> this pull request
> https://github.com/wbsoft/frescobaldi/pull/223
> and report any issues or success, to me or the comments sec
Hi all,
I'm working on adding some Git functionality for Frescobaldi.
Initially this will control Frescobaldi's source repository itself (i.e.
managing program versions), but the ultimate goal is to add
functionality to manage LilyPond projects.
I've finished a first step, which doesn't provi
