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Sefa Denizoğlu
Sep 20, 2014, 3:26:13 PM9/20/14
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Hello there,
I'm translating the book into Turkish and I've cloned the book from GitHub. I then created a
local directory following the convention. I just didn't want to mess with Massimo's code directly on the GitHub, so I decided I'd better do some translation/editing on new personal repo first. So, I initialized a local repo under 43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress/ and pushed those edits to my personal repo on Bitbucket.
That's what I did so far:
Now I want to push these changes I've done under 43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress directory to the web2py book's GitHub repo, BUT while keeping all these editing steps and logs.
So, how can I do that? It seems to me that if I commit from under web2py-book directory now to web2py-book on GitHub, it will be just one huge commit with all the previous editings shown in one big diff (which I do NOT want), am I mistaken?
And I guess if I add book on GitHub as another remote repo under my local 43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress directory, and if I commit to GitHub from under 43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress, it will create a 43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress directory directly under web2py-book directory in GitHub, right?
Most possibly it's really a one-line command to do, but I'm new to that git thing..
I'm translating the book into Turkish and I've cloned the book from GitHub. I then created a
..sources/43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress/
local directory following the convention. I just didn't want to mess with Massimo's code directly on the GitHub, so I decided I'd better do some translation/editing on new personal repo first. So, I initialized a local repo under 43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress/ and pushed those edits to my personal repo on Bitbucket.
That's what I did so far:
$ git clone https://github.com/mdipierro/web2py-book.git
$ cd web2py-book/sources
$ web2py-book/sources > mkdir 43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress
$ web2py-book/sources > cd 43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress
$ web2py-book/sources/43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress > edit 01.markmin
...
(go to bitbucket and make a repo for myself as a sandbox)
...
$ web2py-book/sources/43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress > git init
$ web2py-book/sources/43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress > git remote add origin https://deni...@bitbucket.org/denizoglu/43-web2py-turkish
$ web2py-book/sources/43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress > git add *.markmin
$ web2py-book/sources/43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress > git commit -m "some editing"
$ web2py-book/sources/43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress > git push -u origin master
... more commits...
Now I want to push these changes I've done under 43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress directory to the web2py book's GitHub repo, BUT while keeping all these editing steps and logs.
So, how can I do that? It seems to me that if I commit from under web2py-book directory now to web2py-book on GitHub, it will be just one huge commit with all the previous editings shown in one big diff (which I do NOT want), am I mistaken?
And I guess if I add book on GitHub as another remote repo under my local 43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress directory, and if I commit to GitHub from under 43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress, it will create a 43-web2py-turkish-translation-in-progress directory directly under web2py-book directory in GitHub, right?
Most possibly it's really a one-line command to do, but I'm new to that git thing..
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