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jayvdb opened this issue Mar 21, 2017 · 5 comments
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Document 'upstream' special remote #145

jayvdb opened this issue Mar 21, 2017 · 5 comments
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jayvdb commented Mar 21, 2017

I learnt in #143 (comment) that upstream is a remote that git-repo uses.

It would be useful to document how this special remote is used.
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guyzmo commented Mar 21, 2017

Indeed documentation can definitely be improved (I got to write a proper sphinx doc and push it to readthedocs), meanwhile you might want to read more about the tool in that article I wrote: http://i.got.nothing.to/code/on/git-repo:_the_utility_for_services/

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guyzmo commented Mar 21, 2017

I opened an issue about that cf #146

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jayvdb commented Mar 21, 2017

Remote upstream could be mentioned in the README now.

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guyzmo commented Mar 21, 2017

that's a good idea indeed, and part of the documentation improvement ☺

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guyzmo commented May 2, 2017

I've added a section on remotes in the readme, up until I actually write the full extensive sphinx documentation.

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👍 Merge branch 'devel' ; 🔖 Version bump to 1.10.0 🎂
70732ff 
First anniversary release 🎂

This release marks the first anniversary
and 10th release of git-repo 🎉

Now git-repo supports 6 git services:

  github, gitlab, bitbucket,
  gogs, gitea and gitbucket

It supports the following commands:

  clone, fork, create, delete,
  add, open, ls, request, gist

And it's becoming relatively stable
(keep sending bug reports 🙏)

♥ Contributors

Thanks to @kounoike for the gitbucket support 🙌

Now there are three contributors promoted to collaborators:

* @kounoike, @pyhedgehog and @Crazybus

🚧 Features

* When add has no parameters, add default remote #100 #141
* When add has 'upstream' parameter, add the upstream remote #99 #141
* Use default branch instead of hardcoded 'master' #91
* Refactor and complete bitbucket support #43 #11 #80 #14 #89 #90 #79
* Loosen versions of dependencies #133
* Report if the service is already setup #136
* Adds GitBucket support #142 #144
* Adds support for ssh:// URL #148

🚒 Bugfixes

* fix various crashes #152
* fix gitlab clone crash #129
* fix request create command #147 #127
* fix request fetch command #138 #131
* fix wizard crash #149
* fix mishandling of renamed gitlab project urls #137

📝 Documentation

* documentation #145

Signed-off-by: Guyzmo <[email protected]>
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