We need to have a read only github repo that mirrors our main branch.
我已看到的城堡已设法将其全部存放在仓库中。
How would I go about achieving this?
Castleproject is an organization (also mentioned here) in order to restrict write access.
That is why you see read-only addresses on their projects.
That also means it (ie the organization "castleproject") can add users with read-only rights.
As a simple user owning a GitHub repo, you wouldn t have access to that feature.
You need to define an "organization".
I am the sole developer on a project and have been using tortoiseSVN for quite a while. Now Id like to start getting version information working correctly in the project I.E. show Major Version, Minor ...
I understand how to merge branches together in git, and I love how easy it makes it. I have a branch that looks like this: project/ |--subproj1/ | |---(files) | |--subproj2/ |---(files) A ...
We still use CVS, I use git and hg for my personal use though I m still a novice at both, but I realize they re much more modern and better, faster, distributed, etc. It s just everyone is so ...
I ve met quite a few people lately who says that 3rd party libraries doesn t belong in version control. These people haven t been able to explain to me why they shouldn t yet, so I hoped you guys ...
I am working in a team of five. We are working on a C# application with five csprojects. The problem is that for each csproject, each of my colleagues has their own ideas on how to reference a DLL; ...
I am using SVN+SSH to check out a working copy of repository from an SVN server on which all developers are members of a developer group and have full read/write permissions on the repository ...
A subversion repository contains the html, latex and man directories that doxygen generates from the source code. Even for small source code changes, new files are being generated with random names ...
Is there a way to search for a file in a subversion repository? Something similar to Unix find command, with which I can find the location of a file in a repository. I know there is svn list, but ...
