Re: [oll-user] Fw: Git workflow

[Urs L. <ul...@op...>]

David Webber <da...@mu...> schrieb:
>From: Urs Liska
>
>> Yes, Git does things that are simply out of reach for any file based
>> approach. But it can't do them on binary files.
>I also noticed that some participants still talk of "uploading" ,and
>that
>shows that you're still on the wrong track.<
>
>???
>
>Are you saying that "git push" does not copy my file to the GitHub
>server?

It _does_ upload it to the server.
But the fundamental concept isn' about. Moving files around but about tracking changes between file versions.

Sorry, the recording session's going to continue ...

Urs

>
>The alternative AFAICT would be to put a reference (of some kind) to
>the
>source file on my computer there, so that when someone else wants to
>look at
>it, it gets uploaded from me and downloaded to them.  Is that what
>happens?
>(I find the idea rather frightening.)
>
>> And yes, this clearly indicates that we're having an issue with the
>> concept of all this.
>> I'm not sure how to deal with it, and I can only say: for those of
>you who
>> use "versionable" (i.e. text) files this effort will surely pay off
>on the
>> long run.
>
>Possibly.
>
>Dave
>
>David Webber
>Mozart Music Software
>http://www.mozart.co.uk/
>
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