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Subject: Re: ANN: Awesome-Ada
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Olivier Henley <olivier.henley@gmail.com> writes:

> $ git clone https://github.com/ohenley/awesome-ada.git (you just
> cloned the repo)

$ cd awesome-ada (you are now in the cloned repo)

> $ git checkout -b my-branch-to-edit-the-awesome-ada (you just created
> a personalized branch)

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I'd support your suggestion to use Github. I used to be a
Mercurial/Sourceforge person, but (a) Git is a lot more capable than Hg,
even if there are some facilities that are too capable for mere mortals,
and (b) Github itself is much more responsive and capable than SF.

I didn't know it was possible to let J. Random Hacker push a new branch
to your repo! I thought you had to fork on Github, push to your own
repo, & make the pull request from there. Agreed that this is a workflow
that you have to _really_ _want_ to make work, until you're used to it,
when it seems like the way Nature intended. :-)