Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of WorkingWithGithub

Timestamp:

07/01/15 10:12:52 (9 years ago)

Author:

jdreed

Comment:

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WorkingWithGithub

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 We rely heavily on Github for our workflow, because it makes code review easier and provides an easily viewable history of changes, pull requests, etc.
 
-*NOTE*: As of this writing (July 2015), we only use "regular" Github (github.com).  The project does *not* make use of MIT's `github.mit.edu` service, with the single exception of adding a remote for the moira repository to fetch changes from.  (described elsewhere)
+**NOTE**: As of this writing (July 2015), we only use "regular" Github (github.com).  The project does *not* make use of MIT's `github.mit.edu` service, with the single exception of adding a remote for the moira repository to fetch changes from.  (described elsewhere)
 
 If you don't have a Github account, go create one now.  The rest of this document assumes that you have a Github account, and can authenticate to it from your Git client, whether using SSH keys, passwords over SSL/webdav, or some other means.
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 Then, visit you fork on Github's website, and submit a Pull Request from your branch.  If your pull request contains multiple commits, write a summary of it in the field provided.  If it only contains a single commit, it will be pre-populated from the commit message.
 
-That will take you to a URL like this: `https://github.com/mit-athena/getcluster/pull/1`  (*SEE IMPORTANT WARNING BELOW *)
+That will take you to a URL like this: `https://github.com/mit-athena/getcluster/pull/1`  (**SEE IMPORTANT WARNING BELOW **)
 
 You can comment on others' pull requests, and they will comment on yours.  When the pull request receives one more "+1"s, you can return to your checkout of the source tree, and push your changes to `origin`, as described in [wiki:CommittingYourChanges this page].
 
-=== WARNING ===
+== WARNING ==
 
-*WARNING*: NEVER, EVER, EVER, EVER click the big green "Merge" button on a Pull Request page on Github.  That will cause our synchronization scripts to break.
+**WARNING**: NEVER, EVER, EVER, EVER click the big green "Merge" button on a Pull Request page on Github.  That will cause our synchronization scripts to break.