Hi folks,
as Janek announced we have restructured our "Challenges" stuff,
hopefully having made everything a lot less complex.
Particularly we have split the repository to several independent ones,
which each hold a significantly smaller amount of data and complexity.
We hope that now, once everything has settled and calmed down, we can
continue our "challenges" and finally concentrate on what it should be
all about: music engraving.
The general information is now in the repository
https://github.com/engraving-challenges/main
You don't have to fork or clone this one as it mainly contains
information files. If you should ever want to add or update material in
this repo you can do so through the web interface.
The two challenges that exist so far are in the repositories
https://github.com/engraving-challenges/estrella and
https://github.com/engraving-challenges/winterwind
Every work that we were able to grab should now be available on the
'master' branch of the repos, so now you could go to the repo pages on
Github, navigate to "your" directories and check if everything is
visible there that you think it should.
If you're missing anything please tell us.
We have also created yet another repository
https://github.com/openlilylib/git-introduction
where we've copied some material.
The idea is to add our explanations there and create an introduction to
Git from a music engraver's perspective. We don't start with the idea of
writing a complete and coherent "book", but just take the opportunity
and lay down some introductory material that has gone through the most
critical review - yours (and of other newcomers too).
Currently it's pretty empty and only contains Marc's "Git Basics"
document, but we may soon add material to it when we're going to the
steps I'll tell you now.
Please:
- fork the two challenge repositories (not the other two ones)
- clone the forks locally on your computer
(remember that 'git clone' _creates_ the subdirectory, so don't
already cd into the directory of your choice)
- add the 'upstream' remote.
When you have successfully performed this step and verified that all
your work is present you can safely delete the previous Git repository
(the original 'engraving-challenges' one). Simply delete the whole
directory containing it.
Best
Urs
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