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Add guides for using an FTP and GitHub setup in a fansub group #65
Add guides for using an FTP and GitHub setup in a fansub group #65
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As I said on Discord, I like the idea of introducing git to sub groups, although it might not be the easiest entry. However, some things will need to be changed before I can merge this, outside of the docs not building.
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Bloody hell, it is. >:(
Changing the casing locally does not update it when I push it to GitHub, so idk if you know any fancy tricks to lowercase it.
Co-authored-by: Dave <orangechannel@pm.me>
Github somehow marked this PR as read despite me not having read it since my last review, so I almost forgot about it. I'll see to it within the week. |
Merged manually with a few changes on top. |
I have no real plans of writing the FTP section since I simply don't know how to set one up, but I did write one for basic GitHub use. This is intended to be eventually referenced to when I write about SubKt, which works best when combined with a Git setup. Not sure if it's a good idea to also include that in this PR, but I'll hear from you if it's better to make a separate PR for that or not.