collaboration

问题 On a Github project, I see a guy made a pull request in Pull Requests section, but I find he made many mistakes so his code need to be corrected. Instead of asking him to change his code, is it possible to do it by myself (that is, I want to correct his code by myself)? and how? I'm also a member of that project, and I'm new :) 回答1: Assuming the original author is responsive enough, it’s always better to ask them to fix it (unless the change is an obvious typo fix, maybe). They might have a

问题 On a Github project, I see a guy made a pull request in Pull Requests section, but I find he made many mistakes so his code need to be corrected. Instead of asking him to change his code, is it possible to do it by myself (that is, I want to correct his code by myself)? and how? I'm also a member of that project, and I'm new :) 回答1: Assuming the original author is responsive enough, it’s always better to ask them to fix it (unless the change is an obvious typo fix, maybe). They might have a

问题 What are the best practices for checking in BIN directories in a collaborative development environment using SVN? Should project level references be excluded from checkin? Is it easier to just add all bin directories? I develop a lot of DotNetNuke sites and it seems that in a multi-developer environment, it's always a huge task to get the environment setup correctly. The ultimate goal (of course) is to have a new developer checkout the trunk from SVN, restore the DNN database and have it all

问题 I am building browser application with real-time updates. Application allows to read and edit spreadsheet together with other people online. However, some people have poor Internet connection and disconnects may occur. I want application to be able to update to the latest data after Internet reconnection. Currently Pusher and application work so: Pusher connects to server and receives events. Other people make changes in spreadsheet. Application receives these changes from Pusher and is able

问题 Used Git, Github.com Problem I have a project with files: A, B, C, D, E. I would like Team 1 work on: A, C, D (do not want to expose B, E to them) While Team 2 work on: B, D, E (do not want to expose A, C to them) And I would like to work on: A, B, C, D, E Then I pull Team 1 work and get A, C, D merged with my work and then pull Team 2 work and get B, D, E merged with my work. I can create a repo per team if needed. Not working I have read all articles and tried everything they provided.

问题 Used Git, Github.com Problem I have a project with files: A, B, C, D, E. I would like Team 1 work on: A, C, D (do not want to expose B, E to them) While Team 2 work on: B, D, E (do not want to expose A, C to them) And I would like to work on: A, B, C, D, E Then I pull Team 1 work and get A, C, D merged with my work and then pull Team 2 work and get B, D, E merged with my work. I can create a repo per team if needed. Not working I have read all articles and tried everything they provided.

问题 Is there a way to set subversion properties on a git repository that was created by git-svn? In my case, I want to edit the version of svn:external , svn:ignore and svn:executable . However, the only way to do so seems to involve a check-out with the subversion client. Is there a way to edit svn properties without having to check out the repository twice (one time for git and one time with svn for the properties)? 回答1: git-svn does not support Subversion properties. When I run into this

问题 As it currently stands, this question is not a good fit for our Q&A format. We expect answers to be supported by facts, references, or expertise, but this question will likely solicit debate, arguments, polling, or extended discussion. If you feel that this question can be improved and possibly reopened, visit the help center for guidance. Closed 6 years ago . I've been working with SVN for a couple of years and recently been working on some projects involving Trac. It might seem odd for most

问题 I finally after too much of pondering started my project on googlecode. One of the best features I liked about googlecode was the revision control for wiki, where I can add/edit the wiki pages locally offline and then commit/push later. I have pulled the wiki to my local repository, is there any good googlecode-wiki-toolbar-attached editor for googlecode wiki, as from my knowledge evey wiki has its own syntax for writing. Or if someone is also using a local repository for wiki.code.google,

问题 My default setup is to put the tex source in a subversion repository and insert notes to each other as comments in the source when making changes to other people's content. It all feels pretty sub-optimal, especially when there are subversion conflicts where all it tells you is "these two versions of this huge paragraph are in conflict." I've come up with a few tricks but I'm sure there are much better ideas (or better versions of my ideas) out there. For collaborating on code, see this