I'll look at how to do this on dynamo2 today.
The basic idea is simply to have a repository that is accessible to everyone contributing to the project on which we will synchronize our changes. We will be able to commit to that repository and keep it in sync with the latest revision.
Le 10-05-02 10:23 , chevalma@iro.umontreal.ca a écrit :
This should be easier to work with than the svn bridge, but will you still be setting us up a repository based on this? We need somewhere to keep our own code so we can easily share it (and have it backed up).
- Maxime
Here is a link to the wiki page describing how to use git with webkit:
http://trac.webkit.org/wiki/UsingGitWithWebKit
There is really nothing fancy to do, since we are not committers on webkit. Simply:
git clonegit://git.webkit.org/WebKit.git WebKitEach revision in svn corresponds to a different commit in git. In bonus the whole repository in git is 1.7 GB compared to 2.0 GB for the latest revision checkout of the svn repo!
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