Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of UsingGitToMaintainGDALWorkflow
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v10 v11 52 52 }}} 53 53 54 You can also push the local copy to your own Git remote repository to share your development experiments, then others will be able to ''clone'' it. For example, you can push it to [http://git orious.org/ Gitorious] (''yourproject'' and ''gdal-svn-trunk'' denote names of your own choice)54 You can also push the local copy to your own Git remote repository to share your development experiments, then others will be able to ''clone'' it. For example, you can push it to [http://github.com/ GitHub]: 55 55 56 56 {{{ 57 $ git push --all git@git orious.org:yourproject/gdal-svn-trunk.git57 $ git push --all git@github.com:mloskot/gdal.git 58 58 }}} 59 59 … … 62 62 {{{ 63 63 $ git svn --authors-file=/path/to/gdal-git-authors.txt rebase 64 $ git push git@git orious.org:yourproject/gdal-svn-trunk.git64 $ git push git@github.com:mloskot/gdal.git 65 65 }}} 66 66 67 67 68 == Git oriousMirror ==68 == GitHub Mirror == 69 69 70 I try to maintain up-to-date Git repository with mirror of GDAL Subversion trunk. It is available as [http ://gitorious.org/gdal/svn-trunk svn-trunk] repository from http://gitorious.org/gdal/ project.70 I try to maintain up-to-date Git repository with mirror of GDAL Subversion trunk. It is available as [https://github.com/mloskot/gdal gdal repository maintained by [https://github.com/mloskot/ mloskot]. 71 71 72 72 Note, if you are GDAL committer, clone of this repository will not allow you to issue ''git svn dcommit'' command to push your changes back to GDAL trunk. If you expect this functionality, you need to maintain Git repository of GDAL trunk on your own according to the steps described above. Quoting one of [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1880405/can-different-git-svn-clones-of-the-same-svn-repository-expect-to-be-able-to-shar/1880487#1880487 best practices listed here]: