Re: Versioning ... CVS or Subversion?
Re: Versioning ... CVS or Subversion?
- Subject: Re: Versioning ... CVS or Subversion?
- From: "Gennady Kushnir" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2008 10:23:57 +0400
2008/6/12 Jean-François Veillette <email@hidden>:
>
> Le 08-06-11 à 23:00, Gennady Kushnir a écrit :
>
>>> I'm still on tiger, just './configure ; make ; sudo make install ' and
>>> you
>>> are done.
>>
>> yep! that's what i've done. but i had to exclude some features to make
>> it compile...
>
> hmmm ... It just compile out of the tar here.
>
>>> I'm not sure about the question, but 'gitk' and 'git gui' are working
>>> very well for me.
>>
>> gitk said it seed nothing to show me. and i did not find 'git gui'
>
> gitk first need a .git repository, so you have to make 'git init' and have a
> few commit first before gitk is useful.
>
> 'git gui' is running out of the build here (assuming you already have a
> repository as well), just type « git gui » as in ask 'gui' to git.
>
>>>> Then I installed eclipse plugin - it did help to add project files to
>>>> repository and made it handy to review history and update repository.
>>>> It is good not to add every changed file manually... but is it possible
>>>> to
>>>> store entire workspace in single repository?
>>>
>>> Yes it is possible.
>>
>> glad to hear that! realy! but how?
>
> Just git add all your stuff in you same repository.
>
> But this is not how what I would suggest you to do. You should look at
> submodule.
>
>
>>> Well ... I would say that if you have frameworks, it's likely that those
>>> frameworks will be use in more than one projects. So you probably want
>>> to
>>> consider submodule.
>>
>> most of frameworks are not for reuse with other applications, but to
>> make modular application, choosing what frameworks to use.
>> anyway. maintianing bunch of repositories simultanously is not what i want
>> to do
>
> Ok then, just add everything to your single git repository.
> cd into your workspace, then type:
> git init
> git add *
> git gui <-- optionnal, just look at what you are about to commit.
> git commit -m 'my first commit'
> then you should be good to go
>
> - jfv
>
>
well, it seemes it has nothing to do with Eclipse plugin
but i did like what it does for me...
and "git add *" does not look good idea to add everything including
intermediate build results
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