Subj : CVS
To   : Ben Ritchey
From : mark lewis
Date : Tue Jul 10 2018 09:04:40

 On 2018 Jul 09 23:50:28, you wrote to me:

 BR>>> Pardon my asking, but who is managing the GoldEd+ source code at
 BR>>> Sourceforge.net? To whom would I submit a candidate change/patch to
 BR>>> and in what format/vehicle should it be in?
 ml>> you set up a SF account, clone or fork the project, make the changes
 ml>> in your clone/fork and then generate a pull request... that's the
 ml>> best way... that's also a simplified explanation...

 BR> Have an account, will see if I can fork GoldEd+ :)

i left it out of the above but i also use a local repo which is a clone of my 
SF fork... my SF fork is known "origin" and i add another entry to the git 
config pointing to the main repo with it known as "upstream"... once i have my 
SF fork cloned here, i always pull from "upstream" and push to "origin"... when 
i have changes, they get pushed to "origin" and then i generate the pull 
request on "upstream"...

i have actually edited in my remote fork and then done the pull request but 
that's a bit tougher if it is code... in my case, when i did this, it was the 
snort FAQ which i didn't need to have locally to edit :)

[edit]

after reading Michael Dukelsky's post, i realize that i dont' think that i 
specified this was all with git... not svn or cvs or similar...

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