Toolset Workshop

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Toolset Workshop
Type of Event:	Workshop
From:	2011/01/08 04:00:00 PM
Till:	2011/01/08 06:00:00 PM
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Contact Person(s):	Bartek (mail)
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Where:	Hackerspace, Strassen (11, rue du Cimetière, L-8018 Strassen, Luxembourg)
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"... understanding the technology of practice is more 
than learning to use tools;  it is a way to connect with
the history of the practice an to participate more directly
in its cultural life." (Jean Lavé & Etienne Wenger)

I will introduce our awesome toolset and how to use it in a short workshop.

syn₂cat

Overview

• look at an overview of our tools and discuss their uses
• create a project
• create a project wiki page
• open a repository
• track some issues
• use the workshop to write a "how-to" of the process

References

• quick git tutorial
• git quickstart
• git branching methods
• What to do if cloning an empty repository fails
• redmine user guide
• User Manual
• EGit

How to use at syn₂cat

On top of a redmine project you find a git URL. there is often a read only, and a read write version. Choose the RW version by clicking on the git+ssh button.

First time you work on a project? Copy paste the text into your unix shell:

git clone URL

git config push.default matching

You modified stuff and want to send it to the server? Do this:

git commit

git push

Want to retrieve stuff that others have modified? Here you go:

git pull

If you add a new file, you need to tell git about it:

git add path/to/the/file