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Mindboards GitHub Community

Posted: 01 Aug 2013, 01:13
by bungeshea
GitHub is a great way to share code online. I've been using it for robotics projects for time time now.

I've created an organization for Mindboards on GitHub: https://github.com/mindboards

If you'd like to join and post your own project code, sign up for an account on http://github.com and PM me or post here with your username, and I'll add you. This will allow you to create new GitHub repositories for Mindboards, and contribute to other people's projects.

Re: Mindboards GitHub Community

Posted: 01 Aug 2013, 01:33
by tcwan
I'm on GitHub https://github.com/tcwan, and I'm interested in working on the EV3 platform code (eventually).
I'm maintaining the NxOS-Armdebug repositories on GitHub, but I don't think it's ready to be ported to EV3 yet, mainly due to the fact that I don't have a set currently!

I noticed that there is a new brickos_ev3 repository. What is the goal of that project?

Re: Mindboards GitHub Community

Posted: 01 Aug 2013, 02:37
by bungeshea
I've added you tcwan. You now have pull and push access to all repos.
The brickoc_ev3 repo was created by Xander, so you'd have to ask him about it.

Re: Mindboards GitHub Community

Posted: 02 Aug 2013, 08:14
by mightor
Please don't push anything to the master without discussing it with me first.

= Xander

Re: Mindboards GitHub Community

Posted: 02 Aug 2013, 09:14
by tcwan
mightor wrote:Please don't push anything to the master without discussing it with me first.

= Xander
I think we better come up with a SoP with regards to pushing code to github.

e.g., All committers must create branches for any changes, and merge into master should only done very carefully (and preferrably by only one person).

Re: Mindboards GitHub Community

Posted: 02 Aug 2013, 12:51
by mightor
Yeah, there are still things that need to be cleaned up in the tree and I will be working on that over the next few days. Until then, just clone it, create a branch and fiddle in there.

= Xander