better docs on how to contribute and test

[woloski]

We should add a wiki page explaining how to fork the project and run your own instance of git-azure.

In essence:

• Fork git-azure and do whatever change you want and push to your fork
• Create a test repo to try things
• DON'T run git azure init yet (you want to first add your .git-azure submodule)
• Add your own git-azure submodule git submodule add git@youruser:git-azure .git-azure
• Run git azure init ...
• Pull request :)

The way this works is because git azure init won't bring the original git-azure from https://github.com/tjanczuk/git-azure since there is already a .git-azure folder in your repo, so it will skip that and you will be running with your own

[tjanczuk]

Good idea about wiki. I wonder if we should just add an option to git azure init to specify the URL of the .git-azure repository to create the submodule of off.

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From: Matias Woloski [reply@reply.github.com]
Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2012 9:12 AM
To: Tomasz Janczuk
Subject: [git-azure] better docs on how to contribute and test (#47)

We should add a wiki page explaining how to fork the project and run your own instance of git-azure.

In essence:

• Fork git-azure and do whatever change you want and push to your fork
• Create a test repo to try things
• DON'T run git azure init yet (you want to first add your .git-azure submodule)
• Add your own git-azure submodule git submodule add git@youruser:git-azure .git-azure
• Run git azure init ...
• Pull request :)

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#47

[woloski]

that would be even better