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Neil SaundersAlthough Google Code natively speaks Subversion, you can easily use Git during development. Searching for "git svn" suggests this practice is widespread, and we too encourage you to experiment with it.
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Stanton TetersAlthough Google Code natively speaks Subversion, you can easily use Git during development. Searching for "git svn" suggests this practice is widespread, and we too encourage you to experiment with it.
We focus on importing a complete Git repository from a Google Code project organized in the recommended fashion. The git-svn manpage thoroughly describes how to handle other cases such as nonstandard layouts, importing only a few revisions, sharing exported repositories, and so on. -
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Scott MoodyDevelop with Git on a Google Code Project
Tuesday, May 20, 2008 at 8:48 AM
By Benjamin Lynn, Google Developer Programs
Do you often work offline? Wish you could make local commits that you can reorganize and upload later? Would you like to have your own copy of the entire history of the project which you can peruse at your leisure?
Do you want to serve code and its history to others? Have changes you want to share but it's too early for the public?
Working on several issues in parallel? Need to save some of those experimental changes after all? Need to create, merge, clone and otherwise manipulate branches cheaply and offline?
You can do all this, and more, with Git, a version control system rapidly growing in popularity. You can readily find Git tutorials, but since I'm writing this post, I'll shamelessly plug my own guide to Git!
Although Google Code natively speaks Subversion, you can easily use Git during development. Searching for "git svn" suggests this practice is widespread, and we too encourage you to experiment with it.
We focus on importing a complete Git repository from a Google Code project organized in the recommended fashion. The git-svn manpage thoroughly describes how to handle other cases such as nonstandard layouts, importing only a few revisions, sharing exported repositories, and so on. -
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kibleur christopheUtiliser Git pour ses projets Google Code
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Chris JoblingNIce article by Benjamin Lynn (Google Developer Programs) on how to use git with your google code hosted project. Doesn't answer the question of what to do with externals though.
git Google svn subversion howto opensource code revisioncontrol
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Fabio FZeroBasically, a git-svn tutorial
git subversion howto reference google opensource programming
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