Post A63qaYIGnChuUGyXRI by captainepoch@nixnet.social
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 (DIR) Post #A63qaWOvpSqccM4pXs by captainepoch@nixnet.social
       2021-04-09T05:59:59.634952Z
       
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       Sometimes at work we have problems with the VPN and loose access to the Git's company and such, so we cannot commit the changes we're making in the tasks we're doing.I'm going to learn how to create and send patches and how to apply them, from the terminal or a GUI client (such SourceTree, because it's what people uses at my work).
       
 (DIR) Post #A63qaWooHFY1ucBUsi by amolith@nixnet.social
       2021-04-09T06:03:47.736990Z
       
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       @captainepoch if you can't access the web interface because of a VPN issue, you probably won't be able to push to the repo from cli either. You could do git send-email but the recipient(s) would have to know how to apply it to their copy and, every then, that change should still be pushed to a remote repo so everyone can access it in one canonical location
       
 (DIR) Post #A63qaYIGnChuUGyXRI by captainepoch@nixnet.social
       2021-04-09T06:00:48.429351Z
       
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       Also, this is going to play a double purpose, since it's for work, but also for myself, because I don't know how to do that, so I might start sending patches to people if I find something to contribute I'm capable of.