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Hi all. I updated my Quickcheck module code so that it works with both 1.2 and 1.3. However, when I post I keep getting errors and return code 200. Any ideas why? I am still using subversion to post it. -
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Not sure, but I'd advise creating a repository at GitHub.com per http://community.zikula.org/module-News-display-sid-3070.htm
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Thanks for the note. I am now ready to submit my code and join github. I have an account but it's not clear to me how to join the zikula organization. How do you do that? Also, where should I track my bugs? What is working best for people. I have two modules to contribute, Book and Quickcheck. Once I have joined, I think I can work the rest out. -
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Don't need to join the Zikula Organization, that's for the core team driven projects. Go to http://help.github.com/ and start with the set up and the the create a repo.
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Ok that was WAY too easy. I am used to struggling to get get this stuff to work. I created a user account and uploaded code to the repository; Book, is the name of the repository. How do I now connect that with zikula like all the cool kids who have their modules online?
BTW, NetBeans 7.0 has a really cool github interface. The process was very easy to follow. I followed the directions for getting github active and then creating a repository on the github site. I then changed to the working Book folder that I wanted to import and did the github commands — again this is all explained on the github site.
From there I launched NetBeans 7.0 and it imported my projects from the Net Beans 6.9 release and even recognized that I had a github link established in my Book directory. I selected the Book folder in the NetBeans IDE and from there I choose Team->Commit... and then Team->Remote->Push… I had to fill out a few things in a dialog.
Your Private/Public key. You set this up during git configuration
Your passphrase for the Private key. Again you set this up during git configuration
The username for the git repository is git, NOT your username.
And zoom it all was pushed onto the server. Very cool.
It looks like it all worked. If people think it would be useful, I could write a guide.
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Git Hub isn't hooked anyway to Zikula. ANd I see the modules aren't 1.3 compatible yet, so don't add them to the list I posted. One thing I would suggest doing is keeping to the directory structure we have used on the other projects /src/modules/ Keep it consistant :)
Edited by HalbrookTech on Jan 12, 2012 - 10:57 PM.
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Can you point me to a resource for modifying a directory structure in Git? Ideally I want a folder inside me local development environment like mysite/modules/Book. And that links to the repository /src folder. Thanks for any help.
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