Tag Archives: git
Managing 3rd Party Code
I’m in a pickle. There’s a project at $WORK that I should have been paying closer attention to (but haven’t). We’ve taken some 3rd party software (guanxi as it happens), and made some modifications in order to form our own … Continue reading
Github
Recently, I’ve been using git more and more. Where git really shines is sharing code. Previously, I’ve tended to keep all my projects in my subversion repository, but whilst that’s great for me, it’s a pain for anybody else, as … Continue reading
git branches with subversion
I like using git, particularly in combination with git svn. It makes it really easy to work with version control offline. But there’s a problem: branches. Now git is really good at using branches. Unfortunately, git svn can’t cope very … Continue reading
Vendor branches in git
Recently, I’ve been playing with git. It’s been pretty good so far. There are two things that have really impressed me: The subversion integration with subversion via git-svn is superb. I’m busy coding in git and I can just push … Continue reading