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LifeIn19x19 Git Repository

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I've finally found the time to get around to something we've been meaning to get to for a long time!

We've put up the entire development history of all the customizations and modifications to Life In 19x19 up as a GitHub repository forked from the phpBB 3.0.7 tagged release; you can find it here. If you're interested in this, but unfamiliar with Git, now is a good time to book up. In particular, I think the GitCasts and Pro Git book are quite good.

The idea is that, now, we can much more easily iterate over modifications to L19, safe in the comfort that previous working versions are there. This will be especially helpful as we begin on large undertakings like Fwiffo's new theme or the GoDiscussions database archive.

It also means that if you, as a savvy technical user, want to scratch an itch, fix a bug, or make an improvement in the software, you can just click the "Fork" button in GitHub, make your change, and send a pull request. If all is well, we'll merge your branch into ours, and deploy it to the server. Simple!

Some details if you're interested:
  • The branch I've committed to is called 'lifein19x19' and is set as the default branch. It comes from the 3.0.7-PL1 tagged commit in phpBB3, which is the closest one to what we originally installed.
  • Thanks to Gitx's awesome ability to stage changes line-by-line, I've gone over all the historical changes we've already made (there have been many) and committed them separately in sensible units. You can see them all here. They all list me as the committer (for now), but Kirby, fwiffo, etc. wrote a large amount of them as well.
  • GitHub has great code-review/annotation features in each commit detail page, so feel free to use that.

Let me know if you have any questions!
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When I first read the header. I thought that this is wonderful, somewhere where we can put the stupid old gits we occasionally encounter on newsgroups. The truth is a bit of a let-down.

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TMark wrote:When I first read the header. I thought that this is wonderful, somewhere where we can put the stupid old gits we occasionally encounter on newsgroups. The truth is a bit of a let-down.

Now that we have a version management system going, anything is possible!
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Some of the code I've added like the EidoGo stuff is not under the phpbb3 directory (I think all the eidogo related stuff is under eidogo-phpbb3). I think likewise for Kirby's diagram stuff. So that stuff also needs to be added to the repository.

Probably I'll set up at least part of the eidogo stuff as whatever the git's equivalent of svn:externals is, as I am using my own fork of eidogo, which is also hosted at github.
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fwiffo wrote:Some of the code I've added like the EidoGo stuff is not under the phpbb3 directory (I think all the eidogo related stuff is under eidogo-phpbb3). I think likewise for Kirby's diagram stuff. So that stuff also needs to be added to the repository.

Oh, okay. Is it possible to just move that stuff into some part of the phpBB directory? It feels gross to have phpBB including stuff outside of its own root directory.


fwiffo wrote:Probably I'll set up at least part of the eidogo stuff as whatever the git's equivalent of svn:externals is, as I am using my own fork of eidogo, which is also hosted at github.


That's perfect. The equivalent git concept is called a git-submodule.
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Nice, this makes L19 really open :)
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Is this gone now?
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hyperpape wrote:Is this gone now?

Seems to be at a new username, I found it here:

https://github.com/apetresc/phpbb3
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I saw that, but was surprised that there was no activity for 2 years. I thought there had been ongoing changes to the boards, but maybe they were just settings tweaks.
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A gentle reminder that AGA related git's are located @ https://github.com/usgo. Feel free to ammend!
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hyperpape wrote:I saw that, but was surprised that there was no activity for 2 years. I thought there had been ongoing changes to the boards, but maybe they were just settings tweaks.


There's still development, but in an ad-hoc manner by copying files over to the FTP server. We never got disciplined enough to use the Git repo after all :) It was meant to be used for the big GD migration.
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Adrian Petrescu wrote:
hyperpape wrote:I saw that, but was surprised that there was no activity for 2 years. I thought there had been ongoing changes to the boards, but maybe they were just settings tweaks.


There's still development, but in an ad-hoc manner by copying files over to the FTP server. We never got disciplined enough to use the Git repo after all :) It was meant to be used for the big GD migration.


I strongly suggest to use git for appropiate source control. Otherwise no-one will be able to collaborate :S.
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