Learning Git without getting your SVN feet wet
3 comments Latest by Anny Sat, 22 Mar 2008 20:16:54 GMT
Our team has been migrating towards using Git as our primary SCM. We have way too many Subversion-based projects and repositories to just do a clean switch over and not everybody on the team has had time to start playing with it. Baby-steps…
So, for those of us who want to use it day-to-day, we’re using git-svn.
Andy Delcambre has posted the first in a series of blog articles to help you pick up on using Git on Subversion-based projects. Check out his article, Git SVN workflow to get up to speed.
Also, if you’re on OSX and using Git… check out Justin Palmer’s new project, GitNub, which describes itself as, “a Gitk-like application written in RubyCocoa that looks like it belongs on a Mac.” This looks promising. :-)
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Thanks for the link to Andy’s git workflow, am still trying to get my head round how best to use it. GitNub looks great too.
How’d you and the rest of the Argonauts or Argonites get on in London town? Never got back to you on a meeting as moving flats took up all the time work left me with.
PS How can I get that little cloud before the comment link on the blog? Is that Haloscan and Blog template?;
Man you don’t even know how long I’ve waited for this since disabling my own Movable Type widget (that doesn’t work since Haloscan bypasses that code).