So I have started using gitfiletree and the first commit seems to commit only .filetree file and not my package folder. I had to add the package folder with a "git add" and of course make a commit of it .Is this normal ? the process I have followed is this 1) Create a github repo intialized with a readme and license file 2) git clone the repo to my hd 3) in a clean pharo image install gitfiletree as described in Git and Pharo chapter in Pharo for the Enterprise 4) in monticello add repository +gitfiletree and then choose the git folder 5) select a package and click save 6) add the commit info My other commits dont need any extra step just a simple "git push".
Le 04/08/2014 15:48, kilon alios a écrit :
So I have started using gitfiletree and the first commit seems to commit only .filetree file and not my package folder. I had to add the package folder with a "git add" and of course make a commit of it .Is this normal ? No, it's not :(
the process I have followed is this
1) Create a github repo intialized with a readme and license file 2) git clone the repo to my hd 3) in a clean pharo image install gitfiletree as described in Git and Pharo chapter in Pharo for the Enterprise 4) in monticello add repository +gitfiletree and then choose the git folder 5) select a package and click save 6) add the commit info
My other commits dont need any extra step just a simple "git push".
All the steps look fine. I'm off the internet most of the time until next week (camping time), are you ok waiting until then? Thierry
no rush at all. I was off to the beach, I am also on vacations and plus its not really a problem all I had to do was to git add the folder. So no big deal for me, commits work just fine. But I thought it was better to report it. I have not tried to reproduce the error again. On Wed, Aug 6, 2014 at 8:16 PM, Thierry Goubier <thierry.goubier@gmail.com> wrote:
Le 04/08/2014 15:48, kilon alios a écrit :
So I have started using gitfiletree and the first commit seems to commit
only .filetree file and not my package folder. I had to add the package folder with a "git add" and of course make a commit of it .Is this normal ?
No, it's not :(
the process I have followed is this
1) Create a github repo intialized with a readme and license file 2) git clone the repo to my hd 3) in a clean pharo image install gitfiletree as described in Git and Pharo chapter in Pharo for the Enterprise 4) in monticello add repository +gitfiletree and then choose the git folder 5) select a package and click save 6) add the commit info
My other commits dont need any extra step just a simple "git push".
All the steps look fine. I'm off the internet most of the time until next week (camping time), are you ok waiting until then?
Thierry
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