Re: [Doxygen-develop] Doxygen's code repository has moved to GitHub

[Petr P. <Pr...@sk...>]

> Ken Kazinski wrote: 
> On a windows machine, what is a good tool to use to get the main repo?

Start with the official http://git-scm.com/ The page recognizes your OS
and displays a link (button) Download for Windows. It redirects you
to the latest stable msysgit. I consider that the good choice for Windows.

> I have been using commit monitor for the SVN repo and this tells me
> when there are new files and auto downloads them.  Is there a similar
> tool for GIT?

The gitk and "git gui" are the tools (Tcl/Tk) for visualizing the status
and the process. (There are other alternatives, but I did not need them.)
"gitk --all" shows you visually what you have in your repository.

Anyway, Git does not use the central repository. Your local repository
is considered equal. This way, your question is "how to keep my repository
up-to-date". The decision to be made is also "what branch do I want to track?".
It would be better to discuss the situation based on how do you want
to work with the content.

Petr