I'm looking at Piotr's pull request #1665. There are like 100 commits in 4 different files. (Well, actually only 61 commits.) Is there any (relatively) easy way for me to check out or otherwise create a copy of P5 with those commits applied, so I can just try building the Guidelines locally with Piotr's changes, and look at and test the result? I suppose I want to do something like merge his pull request into a local copy of mine, rather than into GitHub.
Hi Syd, if you just want to review the result, the Paderborn Jenkins is building all(?) the LingSig branches: https://jenkins-paderborn.tei-c.org/view/LingSIG/ if you want to review it locally, the instructions are given on the GitHub merge page – next to the „Squash and Merge“-button there’s "view command line instructions“ which helped me do this: git checkout -b LingSIG-attReferring dev git pull https://github.com/LingSIG/TEI.git attReferring This will create a new local branch to which you will pull Piotr's changes. Once you approve it, you can delete the local branch and merge from the GitHub page or you do git checkout dev git merge --no-ff LingSIG-attReferring git push origin dev Best Peter
Am 21.04.2018 um 01:24 schrieb Syd Bauman
: I'm looking at Piotr's pull request #1665. There are like 100 commits in 4 different files. (Well, actually only 61 commits.)
Is there any (relatively) easy way for me to check out or otherwise create a copy of P5 with those commits applied, so I can just try building the Guidelines locally with Piotr's changes, and look at and test the result?
I suppose I want to do something like merge his pull request into a local copy of mine, rather than into GitHub. -- tei-council mailing list tei-council@lists.tei-c.org http://lists.lists.tei-c.org/mailman/listinfo/tei-council
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