Showing posts with label Git. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Git. Show all posts

2019-08-18

2019-08-18 Sunday - Git Repository Naming Conventions Research

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I've started drafting a proposed guideline document (consider it as a possible baseline from which to custom your own "Git Repository Naming Conventions" standard). This will be published under an Open Source MIT License.

As part of my research, I've reviewed many articles, discussion threads, and have examined the naming conventions used (explicit, implicit, or derived/implied) for repositories in dozens of well known, high profile, Open Source, github accounts.

If you might be interested in receiving a link to review the preliminary draft - just leave a comment, and I'll send you a private message with the link (targeting by early September).

If you have strong opinions, ideas to contribute - please contact me privately.

I welcome suggestions, review feedback, and additional input - and will be happy to include citing your co-authorship. 

If you know of a non-trivial, publicly published, standard/convention - please share that as well in a comment below.

2018-08-11

2018-08-11 Saturday - Git Push Error to Bitbucket


Today I created a Bitbucket account - and while experimenting with it - noted that I got the following error whenever I performed a "git push" (note: "git clone" worked fine)
fatal: HttpRequestException encountered.
   An error occurred while sending the request.
NOTE: (I'm already running Git v2.18.0)

You may need to update Microsoft Git Credential Manager for Windows
"Allow Bitbucket access tokens to be cast as credentials, and properly handle personal access tokens used as authentication in network requests. Now that Bitbucket access tokens are allowed to be case to credentials, start returning them from OAuthAuthenticator"
See the v1.17.1 changelog for Bitbucket related fixes...

NOTE: This fixed the problem for me

Additional reference links:


2010-08-14

2010-08-14 Saturday - Mono using GitHub...

I want to remember to come back and read this FAQ:

http://mono-project.com/GitFAQ

2010-05-02

2009-01-08

2009-01-08 Thursday - Git vs. Subversion?

Git Home: git-scm.com

Several senior level developers in my professional network have adopted Git as their source code management system. I haven't had much time to investigate/evaluate Git, but I am interested in learning more about it. This posting will be my placeholder for my Git research.

Git was originally created by Linus Torvalds to replace BitKeeper as the version control system for the Linux kernel.

Wikipedia.org: Git

Git User's Manual


Git's Major Features Over Subversion

My initial conclusion is that the relative lack of maturity of Git integration in popular IDEs is the limiting factor in my consideration of whether to adopt Git.




Updates:

Slashdot: Git Adoption Soaring; Are There Good Migration Strategies?

DVCS adoption is soaring among open source projects

GNOME DVCS Survey results
- Many different kinds of revision specifiers

A tour of git: the basics

Repository formats matter [?]

Why Git is better than X?




Git Resources

http://gitorious.org/




2009-01-31 Updates:

R. Tyler Ballance's blog:
"I'm using Git because it makes me feel cool"

"Delightfully Wrong About Git"





2009-02-18 Updates:


github.com - free git repository hosting

Guides: Using the EGit Eclipse Plugin with GitHub

WordCount

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