3 ms·
Github is really doing an excellent job of presenting the power of git via a web interface. So now they've condensed the process of fork, change, recommit (and
by pak 15y ago
Github is really doing an excellent job of presenting the power of git via a web interface. So now they've condensed the process of fork, change, recommit (and possibly pull request?) to one Edit button. Imagine a new workflow for wikis, where github's patchset approval and merge process is used to allow other people to fix a page in a controlled manner, and you don't need git to do this--just a github account and a web browser.
- idonthack 15y ago>and possibly pull request? you would know this if you had read the page >When you are done with your edit, we will write your change into your new fork automatically and send you to the pull request page so you can tell the owner of the repository.
- pak 15y agoYes, I did see that, and it wasn't clear to me whether that will be an intuitive step to non-git users or not. I haven't used the feature yet.