Using Github - Revision history

Groques at 01:43, 1 August 2020

2020-08-01T01:43:59Z

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	An interesting opinion [http://sheddingbikes.com/posts/1299555462.html here]: that Github is designed around the priorities of "coders" (the people doing the work), while Launchpad is designed around the priorities of sysadmins who need to present reliable packages to end users.		An interesting opinion [http://sheddingbikes.com/posts/1299555462.html here]: that Github is designed around the priorities of "coders" (the people doing the work), while Launchpad is designed around the priorities of sysadmins who need to present reliable packages to end users.

	[[Category:Git]]		[[Category:Git]][[Category:GitHub]]

2013-06-16T09:28:37Z

Learning Git

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	http://gitref.org/		http://gitref.org/

	http://learn.github.com/~~p/intro.html~~		http://learn.github.com/

	http://scottr.org/presentations/git-in-5-minutes/		http://scottr.org/presentations/git-in-5-minutes/

2012-12-07T22:37:35Z

Comparing Github and launchpad

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	== Comparing Github and launchpad ==		== Comparing Github and launchpad ==

	An ~~interseting~~ opinion [http://sheddingbikes.com/posts/1299555462.html here]: that Github is designed around the priorities of "coders" (the people doing the work), while Launchpad is designed around the priorities of sysadmins who need to present reliable packages to end users.		An interesting opinion [http://sheddingbikes.com/posts/1299555462.html here]: that Github is designed around the priorities of "coders" (the people doing the work), while Launchpad is designed around the priorities of sysadmins who need to present reliable packages to end users.

	[[Category:Git]]		[[Category:Git]]

2012-12-07T22:37:18Z

Using github as a file archive without a local clone repository

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	Note that text-file line endings are operating-system dependent (different variants for linux, Mac, and Windows). Different download methods may use different line-ending conventions.		Note that text-file line endings are operating-system dependent (different variants for linux, Mac, and Windows). Different download methods may use different line-ending conventions.

			== Comparing Github and launchpad ==

			An interseting opinion [http://sheddingbikes.com/posts/1299555462.html here]: that Github is designed around the priorities of "coders" (the people doing the work), while Launchpad is designed around the priorities of sysadmins who need to present reliable packages to end users.

	[[Category:Git]]		[[Category:Git]]

2012-12-05T08:55:00Z

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	Note that text-file line endings are operating-system dependent (different variants for linux, Mac, and Windows). Different download methods may use different line-ending conventions.		Note that text-file line endings are operating-system dependent (different variants for linux, Mac, and Windows). Different download methods may use different line-ending conventions.

			[[Category:Git]]

2012-12-05T06:26:43Z

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	file:///home/user/teambootstrap/teambootstrap/index.html		file:///home/user/teambootstrap/teambootstrap/index.html

			=Using github as a file archive without a local clone repository=
			Sometimes you want to get to one or two OSE project files that are stored on github, but you don't need a complete local copy of the repository.
			* Usually you can navigate to the file, open it, and click on the "raw" button at upper right of the viewing pane. (''Don't'' try right-clicking and "save link as" back in the project directory tree; you'll get a fistfull of html.)
			* For text files, the "raw" button is likely to display the unformatted text on screen rather than automatically starting a download. However, you can use your browser's "save page as" function from here.
			* Alternatively, use the "download zip" button on the main project page. This will download a zip archive of all the current files. Use an archive manager to extract the specific files you want.

			Note that text-file line endings are operating-system dependent (different variants for linux, Mac, and Windows). Different download methods may use different line-ending conventions.

2012-07-01T22:34:39Z

Checking your Website

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	=Checking your Website=		=Checking your Website=

	Type in your web browser:		Type in your web browser the path to your website files on your computer. Example:

	file:///home/user/teambootstrap/teambootstrap/index.html		file:///home/user/teambootstrap/teambootstrap/index.html

2012-07-01T22:34:08Z

Cloning a Repository to a Folder in Your Computer; Pushing your Files to the Repository on Github

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	git pull		git pull

			=Checking your Website=

			Type in your web browser:

			file:///home/user/teambootstrap/teambootstrap/index.html

2012-07-01T21:51:51Z

Learning Git

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	http://learn.github.com/p/intro.html		http://learn.github.com/p/intro.html

			http://scottr.org/presentations/git-in-5-minutes/

	=Going to Github Website=		=Going to Github Website=

2012-07-01T21:45:52Z

Cloning a Repository to a Folder in Your Computer; Pushing your Files to the Repository on Github

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	=Cloning a Repository to a Folder in Your Computer; Pushing your Files to the Repository on Github=		=Cloning a Repository to a Folder in Your Computer; Pushing your Files to the Repository on Github=

			Remember to always navigate to your computer's directory that contains the git files.

	When prompted in the instructional in the below link, enter your SSH Password		When prompted in the instructional in the below link, enter your SSH Password