Re: [oll-user] [Challenges] Important: cleaning up

[Janek W. <lem...@gm...>]

(please reply asap!)

Hi all,

I think my previous email about repository cleanup&maintenance may have not
reached everyone, since some people who forked the repo seem not to be on
the mailing list.  Since i want to avoid creating confusion during cleanup,
i'd like to ask every participant to look at my previous email (quoted
below), perform the steps listed there and notify me that i can proceed.

I apologize for the inconvenience.

best,
Janek


2014/1/13 Janek Warchoł <lem...@gm...>

> it turned out that our setup was not perfect (a bit too complicated) - it
> would be nice to do some clean up to make sure that any confusion is
> reduced to minimum (especially for any new participants that may appear).
>
> Of course, we have everything under control, so don't worry! :-)
>
> Here are instructions for cleanup:
>
> 1) stop working on challenges until the cleanup is finished (hopefully
> everything should be ready again tomorrow).
>
> 2) make sure that all your work is committed. Use 'git status' for that:
> if there are any "modified" files, or any "untracked" files that are part
> of your work and should be submitted (e.g. engraving files of your program,
> such as .sib or .musx files) you should add them using 'git add filename'
> and do a 'git commit'.
>
> 3) make sure that all your work is pushed ("uploaded") to your github fork:
> first, make sure that 'git status' says "working directory clean".  Check
> if you have remote repository configured properly ('git remote -v' should
> list a remote named 'origin' pointing to your github fork).  Use 'git
> branch' to see all your local branches (some of you will probably have just
> one - master. That'll make things easier :) ).   Then, for each branch do
> the following:
> git checkout branchname
> git push origin branchname
>
> And check if you can see your work using GitHub's website.
>
> I apologize for inconvenience.
>
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