Re: [Ebib-users] how to edit the key?

[Joost K. <joo...@fa...>]

Robbie Morrison <ro...@ac...> writes:
> Would having two 'git' branches help here: master
> and dev (or development or alpha or unstable).

Actually, with git, branching is cheap and easy. So the "normal" thing
to do is to just set up a new branch, work on whatever feature one wants
to implement, test it, and if it's finished, merge it into master.

BTW, with git, the usual way to contribute code is to clone the repo,
set up a new topic branch, make the change/addition, and then send the
maintainer a pull request. S/he can then pull in your topic branch and
examine the code.

Github makes this process a bit easier even, because you can simply fork
someone else's repository and create new branches in the forked repo.
And when you're ready to send a pull request, you just click a button on
the website.

If you have a github account, that would be my preferred way of
collaboration. Otherwise, you can send your patches to me, of course. :-)

J.


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