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Pertex
25 Oct 2011, 20:46Uhhh, I hope I did not corrupt the code in Codeplex. Sorry!!!
Alex
26 Oct 2011, 08:39Looks OK to me!
I see you've merged twice, so the graph looks a little untidy, but I'm not too fussy about that
It's a good idea to pull any changes from the repository before committing and pushing an update, then it's less likely you'll have to do any merging.
I see you've merged twice, so the graph looks a little untidy, but I'm not too fussy about that
It's a good idea to pull any changes from the repository before committing and pushing an update, then it's less likely you'll have to do any merging.
Pertex
26 Oct 2011, 08:56Puuhh, I was worried about the lots of files pushed to codeplex. Does this mean, that all files on my local directory, which are changed by a merge , will be pushed to Codeplex even if I dont change them? I only changed deutsch.aslx
Alex
26 Oct 2011, 09:28I think the changes to lots of files was probably just to bring your "branch" into line with the main one, so I wouldn't worry. You can always check that your merge is OK before pushing to Codeplex - run the unit tests!
Pertex
26 Oct 2011, 10:34how do I run the unit tests?
Alex
26 Oct 2011, 13:21
Pertex
27 Oct 2011, 06:54This seems to be a screenshot of VisualStudio? But I dont work with VS. Its not possible to install it on my PC
Alex
27 Oct 2011, 08:48Yes the unit tests are part of the source code so run in VS.
If you're not using VS you probably don't need Developer permissions on CodePlex, you could just send me pull requests to update Deutsch.aslx?
If you're not using VS you probably don't need Developer permissions on CodePlex, you could just send me pull requests to update Deutsch.aslx?
Pertex
27 Oct 2011, 09:08OK, I will try to execute a pull request.