Dear all,
I "forked" geany-plugin git repository in bitbucket to work on geanyprj plugin and add it filtering capability in the project file listing. As an example, with this contribution one is able to fast-find unit-test makefile by typing "unit test make" in a new filter input box or directly when file listing is focused.
I appears that github does not offers to create pull requests from such forks. Which procedure do you like contributors to follow in such case? Should I create a github account and push on it?
Note: my fork is available through this link: https://bitbucket.org/Thannoy/fork-geany-plugins
Best regards. Anthony Loiseau
On 8 November 2014 11:01, Anthony Loiseau anthony.loiseau@gmail.com wrote:
Dear all,
I "forked" geany-plugin git repository in bitbucket to work on geanyprj plugin and add it filtering capability in the project file listing. As an example, with this contribution one is able to fast-find unit-test makefile by typing "unit test make" in a new filter input box or directly when file listing is focused.
I appears that github does not offers to create pull requests from such forks. Which procedure do you like contributors to follow in such case? Should I create a github account and push on it?
As far as I know everyone creates forks on github, not on other systems, so we don't have the problem. All I can suggest is indeed to use github.
Cheers Lex
Note: my fork is available through this link: https://bitbucket.org/Thannoy/fork-geany-plugins
Best regards. Anthony Loiseau
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On 14-11-07 04:01 PM, Anthony Loiseau wrote:
Dear all,
I "forked" geany-plugin git repository in bitbucket to work on geanyprj plugin and add it filtering capability in the project file listing. As an example, with this contribution one is able to fast-find unit-test makefile by typing "unit test make" in a new filter input box or directly when file listing is focused.
I appears that github does not offers to create pull requests from such forks. Which procedure do you like contributors to follow in such case? Should I create a github account and push on it?
It makes it easier for everyone if you do, well except for you having to initially sign up and press the button to make a fork, of course :) After that it's very easy, since it looks like you're already using Git (just add a remote for and push PR branch to GH repo).
Note: my fork is available through this link: https://bitbucket.org/Thannoy/fork-geany-plugins
You could use `git format-patch` and send the patches on the mailing list, but this risks them getting lost/forgotten and it makes it less convenient (IMO) to review/discuss/merge them.
I think there's some related info in the `HACKING` file also.
Cheers, Matthew Brush
Am 08.11.2014 um 01:01 schrieb Anthony Loiseau:
Dear all,
I "forked" geany-plugin git repository in bitbucket to work on geanyprj plugin and add it filtering capability in the project file listing. As an example, with this contribution one is able to fast-find unit-test makefile by typing "unit test make" in a new filter input box or directly when file listing is focused.
I appears that github does not offers to create pull requests from such forks. Which procedure do you like contributors to follow in such case? Should I create a github account and push on it?
Pesonally I'm fine if you provide a link to a repo I/we can pull from -- just don't want to force everyone to use github just for hosting some git repo.
However and that is the more importan part IMHO: geanyprj is currently kind of unmaintained and there already have been discussion in a smaller group whether it's might obsolete as gproject is having similar features and is activly maintained
Note: my fork is available through this link: https://bitbucket.org/Thannoy/fork-geany-plugins
Will have a look.
Cheers, Frank
Dear Geany developpers,
Sorry to not append this reply on the last mail of the thread, I was subscribed in digest mode until today. I will now be able to properly reply in-thread.
After your previous replies on this thread, I created a github account (and re-discovered I had one already:) so I had easily pushed a pull request directly on github. I think it will be easier for everyone to use this tool.
I personally only tested geanyprj plugin as a simple project manager. I don't know about gproject or others but I will have a look at them. The feature I like most in geanyprj is the ability to open and switch between projects by simply opening or showing a file of any project.
Thanks for you great job and availability, Best regards Anthony
On Sat, Nov 8, 2014 at 1:01 AM, Anthony Loiseau anthony.loiseau@gmail.com wrote:
Dear all,
I "forked" geany-plugin git repository in bitbucket to work on geanyprj plugin and add it filtering capability in the project file listing. As an example, with this contribution one is able to fast-find unit-test makefile by typing "unit test make" in a new filter input box or directly when file listing is focused.
I appears that github does not offers to create pull requests from such forks. Which procedure do you like contributors to follow in such case? Should I create a github account and push on it?
Note: my fork is available through this link: https://bitbucket.org/Thannoy/fork-geany-plugins
Best regards. Anthony Loiseau
Am 08.11.2014 um 01:01 schrieb Anthony Loiseau:
Note: my fork is available through this link: https://bitbucket.org/Thannoy/fork-geany-plugins
Which branch do you like to get merged?
Cheers, Frank
Both non-master branches are contributions you can merge:
* Branch feature/geanyprj_sidebar-easy-search as described in this pull request: https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/pull/176
* Very small branch feature/code-cleaning as described in this pull request: https://github.com/geany/geany-plugins/pull/177
Anthony
On Sat, Nov 22, 2014 at 10:37 PM, Frank Lanitz frank@frank.uvena.de wrote:
Am 08.11.2014 um 01:01 schrieb Anthony Loiseau:
Note: my fork is available through this link: https://bitbucket.org/Thannoy/fork-geany-plugins
Which branch do you like to get merged?
Cheers, Frank
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