Moving to GitHub?

[James Kovacs]

A few people have asked me to move the project to GitHub for easier collaboration. We could always replicate back to SVN if needed. Thoughts?

James
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[Eric Hexter]

I do not have a preference... yet.. I just started using Git and I do
not have enough experience under my belt to have a strong opinion to
move from one to the other. I say this under the context that I see
your goal of keeping psake lightweight and as a result I am presuming
that you really would not receive a lot of patches. although I have at
least three in mind after working through converting some mature nant
scripts to psake.


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[Jorge Matos]

Haven't used Git, but willing to try it out

[Eric Hexter]

It has been moved...

 

http://github.com/JamesKovacs/psake/

[James Kovacs]

That's right. I need to post an official announcement on something other than Twitter. :) Plus place a note in SVN that the official source has moved.

I found that good intros to Git include:

• Git - SVN Crash Course (http://git.or.cz/course/svn.html)
• Pro Git (http://progit.org/book)
  
• Git Community Book (http://book.git-scm.com/)
  

For those of you who were project devs on the SVN repo, you'll need to either fork your own copy (this is not a bad thing in the Git world) or send me your SSH public key so that I can grant you commit access to my repo. When you sign up for GitHub, it will walk you through creating SSH keys. Let me know if you have any questions...

James
--
James Kovacs, B.Sc., M.Sc., MCSD, MCT
Microsoft MVP - Solutions Architect
http://www.jameskovacs.com
jko...@post.harvard.edu
403-397-3177 (mobile)

[Eric Hexter]

Here is a pretty good guide to getting going on Git and Github. This was made for the mvccontrib project when we moved to GIT

 

http://mvccontrib.github.com/MvcContrib/