----BEGIN CLASS---- [13:45] #startclass [13:45] Roll Call [13:46] Jason Braganza [13:46] Razy Kased [13:46] Suraj Ghimire [13:46] Saikat Dey [13:46] Onyinye Madubuko [13:46] Vivek Anand [13:46] Shankar Jha [13:46] Ashwani Kumar Gupta [13:46] Anu kumari Gupta [13:46] Abhinav Shirur [13:46] Deepika Upadhyay [13:46] Akshay Gaikwad [13:46] Soumam Banerjee [13:46] Mohd Omama [13:46] neha kandpal [13:46] Kshithij Iyer [13:46] Ganesh Nomula [13:46] Bhavin Gandhi [13:46] Mohsin Mumtaz [13:46] Samridhi Agarwal [13:46] Shivam Singhal [13:46] Gaurav Sitlani [13:46] <_Richard_> Mayank gupta [13:46] Aviral Bajpai [13:46] Atul kumar [13:46] Jitesh Pabla [13:46] Balaji [13:46] Sakshi Saraswat [13:46] kumar vipin yadav [13:46] akash pathak [13:46] yurii pylypchuk [13:46] Ravindra Lakal [13:46] Apoorv Goel [13:46] Pradhvanbisht [13:46] Robin Schubert [13:47] Vamsi Krishna [13:47] pooja kumari singh [13:47] schubisu: btw, I used weechat on a remote server. so, difficult to copy logs :p [13:47] <_anshul> Anshul Chauhan [13:47] devendra bhat [13:47] Kshitij [13:47] Questions? from last class in next 10 minutes [13:47] Farhaan Bukhsh [13:47] sayan, ah, I see. jasonbraganza posted a log, thanks anyway [13:48] Amarjeet singh [13:48] Avik Mukherjee [13:48] ! [13:48] Abhishek Singh [13:48] Kishore Saldanha [13:48] bhavin192, done. Thanks made vim default and all done [13:48] asraisingh: cool :) [13:48] next [13:48] sayan, i am confused that if i did git push another-remote master ! will it work? [13:49] Messi Fc [13:49] asraisingh, great :) [13:49] soumam007: yes [13:49] soumam007: why would it mot work? [13:49] but it was created from sepia branch right sayan? [13:50] soumam007: so? [13:50] soumam007, Remotes are different from branches [13:50] ! [13:50] ashwanig: yes, Remotes and branches are not related [13:50] next [13:51] what is today's topic ?? [13:51] ahole[m]: I don't know [13:51] roll call : Priyansh [13:51] sayan: You are not conducting the session today ? [13:51] ahole[m], just get involved in the discussion [13:51] does it affects in pushing if created branches? that was my question? since you said its like a phone no. saved in 2 diff names so it shouldnt matter right [13:52] ? [13:52] Roll call: aryan tripathi [13:52] *created in different branches [13:53] soumam007, It does not matter from which branch a remote is created [13:53] roll call: Divyansh [13:53] sayan: check ~/.weechat/logs/ folder in that remote server and all logs are saved there i think [13:53] Roll call:Himanshu Awasthi [13:53] ok that was doubt ashwanig [13:53] thanks [13:53] ghishado1: yes, I know that [13:53] ghishado1: and yes, it is saved there only [13:54] ghishado1: but I need to copy getting of the tmux session, I don't know how to scroll and copy with tmux [13:54] Abhishek Das [13:54] soumam007: it does not matter [13:55] soumam007: but there are few complications you will hit [13:55] soumam007: here is the thing, use, try stuff out [13:55] sayan, ctrl+[ [13:55] and then vim bindings [13:55] sayan, ok yeah trying ,created 4 repos today :) [13:55] Is there any other open source vcs other than git? [13:56] soumam007: so here is the thing, as vivek and me told yesterday, we learnt git by doing crimes in git [13:56] next [13:56] fhackdroid: thanks [13:56] sayan, :) [13:57] sayan, I love the tux story for git :) brilliant way of conveying concepts [13:58] <_anshul> indeed [13:58] Now I will set the channel to mute [13:58] *- When you contribute to a project, you have the main repository where you don't have the access. So you cannot push to the main repository [13:58] *- So, how do you contribute? [13:59] *- You fork the project, a copy of the main project is created in Github. [14:00] *- Then you pull the project from the Github to you local system. [14:00] *- You start working on the issue/feature/bug in a different branch, preferably issue- as branchname. [14:00] ^^ that's what I follow [14:00] Questions? [14:01] sorry i am late which topic going on [14:01] ! [14:01] ! [14:01] ! [14:01] next [14:01] when forking you get access to only to a specific branch? [14:02] ! [14:02] ! [14:02] roll call : Aniket uttam [14:02] Or all branches besides main branch? [14:02] im_mohsin: when you are fork you will create a copy of the project in your account [14:02] ! [14:02] im_mohsin: it's under own command now [14:02] ok. so any changes will only affect my copy of project? [14:03] im_mohsin: basically, you can read everything in the main repo, not write [14:03] im_mohsin: any changes in main repo will not be copied to your repo [14:03] okay got it [14:03] *at the point of forking [14:03] vivek_: at the point of forking? [14:03] ! [14:04] sayan: ah, sorry [14:04] i read it wrong [14:04] it's like you have a directory. [14:04] and you create a copy of the directory [14:05] when you copy every file gets copied [14:05] <_anshul> ! [14:05] but the changes in the main directory are reflected after that [14:05] next [14:05] is this forking same as "clone the repository" option we get while downloading a repo from git? [14:05] skat_sd: no [14:05] ! [14:06] skat_sd: forking is creating a copy of the repository [14:06] skat_sd: cloning is creating a local copy in your system [14:06] skat_sd: it downsloads the repo from the server [14:06] next [14:06] sayan, what it there is already an branch and the branch has issue? Should we have to use the case like bw under sepia? [14:06] roll call hemanth [14:07] sayan, and branches are only made when there is an issu? [14:07] ! [14:07] sayan, sorry s/iss/issue [14:07] asraisingh: I did not get you [14:07] next [14:08] vivek_: can you take this question?^^ [14:08] but sayan, then what does cloning do? this page says that cloning is also creating a local copy. [14:08] skat_sd: local copy, as in in your system/laptop/computer [14:08] skat_sd yes creating a local copy in your system [14:09] sayan, ok. I will elaborate you the condition after the class. [14:09] asraisingh: sure [14:09] next [14:09] and fork creates a copy in your github [14:09] sayan: Is it necessary to work on the issue in a different branch ? [14:09] Padfoot7: it is not necessary, but not recommended also [14:09] Padfoot7: it's better to work on a different branch [14:10] ! [14:10] Padfoot7: there are project, for which it is compulsory though [14:10] s/project/projects [14:10] like for example CPython [14:10] asraisingh, I got your question, I think yes you have to create a new branch from the branch from which you want to fix the issue [14:10] next [14:10] how to you deal with progress from the main branch once you've forked a specific branch. e.g. Say my pace is slower than the main branch pace and I want to incorporate the latest updates as well as not lose the progress I've made on my own so far. [14:10] okay, thanks [14:11] rkased: you pull the changes from the main branch and push the changes to your branch [14:11] rkased: and that's why you work on a branch [14:11] cool! [14:11] thanks [14:11] which branch should we fork for contribution, can i get some example [14:11] so that you don't have to worry about your changes to come in between [14:11] ! [14:11] !! [14:11] oops [14:11] ! [14:11] hemanth_: out of turn you are [14:11] next [14:11] oops sorry [14:11] bhavin192, thanks again. [14:11] hemanth_, You fork the repo not the branch [14:12] hemanth_: you don't fork a branch, you fork a repo [14:12] next [14:12] <_anshul> how to make sense of their project, which may now has 1000s line of code and many files [14:13] _anshul: laters [14:13] next [14:13] next [14:13] sayan: Based on your example issue-, are you fixing the bug/issue on that particular line number? [14:13] whan you fork do you change the name of project [14:14] yurii, No, [14:14] mdbk: I will explain that [14:14] mdbk, no, it's the issue number [14:14] yurii: no, no needed [14:15] shall I move to the demo? [14:15] Okay [14:15] ok [14:15] or continue with question? [14:15] yeah move please [14:15] move on [14:15] yes move to demo [14:15] move to the demo [14:15] move to demo Sayan [14:15] Sorry I have to leave. [14:16] sayan, Can I share some terminal configuration which is helpful to others also? [14:16] sayan, will you just answer this: difference between fork and clone? I did search on SO, and both seem to be the same thing. Both creates local copy on a system. Please enlighten? [14:16] Yeah! a demo would clear things up a bit. [14:16] <_anshul> can I answer this [14:16] asraisingh: nope [14:16] skat_sd: laters [14:16] sayan, ok [14:17] *- So fire up your browser, open https://github.com/sayanchowdhury/venus [14:18] *- In the top right corner, you should see a fork option. [14:18] *- Click on fork [14:19] And paste the fork url here [14:19] https://etherpad.gnome.org/p/dgplug-github-url [14:19] https://github.com/mohmum/venus [14:19] https://github.com/mohdomama/venus [14:19] https://github.com/shankarj67/venus [14:19] sorry [14:19] https://github.com/paplu123/venus [14:20] not here man [14:20] I will kick anybody after this paste it here [14:20] s/this/this who/ [14:20] sayan, url not working. [14:20] https://github.com/iampooja/venus [14:21] asraisingh, It's working for me [14:21] asraisingh, what do you mean by not working? [14:21] bhavin192, unable to connect. [14:21] asraisingh, hey it takes some time to load [14:21] asraisingh: connect what? [14:21] etherpad? it takes time [14:21] patience is the key [14:22] sayan, internet. Even internet is working. [14:22] asraisingh, it's Internet capital I [14:22] Anybody who is still fighting? [14:22] sayan: I guess there are way too many users on etherpad so I guess it's slow. [14:23] ahole[m]: no, it does not happen [14:23] Okay moving ahead [14:23] https://github.com/ravindra-lakal/venus [14:25] Now everybody, hit the terminals and type git clone // repo_url = the forked repo url [14:25] sayan after pasting what? [14:26] ! [14:26] ! [14:26] clone it in a different directory than `foobar` [14:26] from the foobar directory? [14:26] thanks bhavin192 [14:26] done [14:26] This is a completely new repo/project [14:27] so do this in the home folder [14:27] ! [14:27] this should be seperate from the foobar one [14:27] next [14:27] pooja__: did not get you [14:27] next [14:27] next [14:27] next [14:28] Got it ! Pass [14:28] nexxt [14:28] next [14:28] after pasting fork url what to do? [14:28] pooja__: press enter [14:28] sayan: So now we have to make a new directory, for that do we have to do git init and all again? [14:28] ! [14:28] ganeshnomula_: no you donot have to do a git init [14:28] pooja_ : press enter and it will come to your local directory [14:28] just clone the repo [14:29] sayan, do we do it in the home or in any folder in home? [14:29] i got disconnected.Someone please help me what to do. [14:29] skat_sd: any folder should work [14:29] ! [14:29] skat_sd, directory other than `foobar` [14:29] skat_sd: basically this is a completely new project [14:29] next [14:29] anuG, which part you missed? [14:29] sayan, so no specific name for everyone to follow here, right? [14:30] anuG: git clone [14:30] i first cloned from foobar [14:30] anug : clone this repo https://github.com/sayanchowdhury/venus then paste your repo link in this https://etherpad.gnome.org/p/dgplug-github-url [14:30] championshuttler, wait wait [14:31] First you need to fork the repo in github: https://github.com/sayanchowdhury/venus [14:31] and then then copy the new forked repo url [14:31] and type [14:31] git clone [14:32] forexample [14:32] pooja would do [14:32] git clone https://github.com/iampooja/venus.git [14:32] yurii: is that clear? [14:33] If you are not able to find the url [14:33] Look for the Clone or download button in green [14:33] Click the button, a dropdown will appear [14:33] ! [14:33] and then click Use HTTPS: [14:33] copy the url [14:33] sayan --it is clear. I mean first I did git clone from foobar directory and then you told from home [14:33] sayan i didn't get you [14:34] and then do git clone [14:34] pooja__: what did you not get? [14:34] next [14:34] next [14:34] why do we clone by terminal and not downloading the zip from browser? [14:34] Can you do a git clone on any repo even the ones which you have not yet forked ? And did you accept the fork requests or anyone can fork any repo ? [14:35] avik: try it yourself? it will download a zip for for you [14:35] after pasting url nothing is happen [14:35] ahole[m], we can clone any repo [14:35] ahole[m]: Yes, you can ! It's like downloading a file [14:35] ahole[m], anyone can fork too [14:35] sayan: yes, then unzip it? [14:35] pooja__: I cannot help with copy+paste issues [14:35] avik_: yes, but it will not be a git repo [14:36] ok got it [14:36] avik_: rather a project folder [14:36] next [14:36] pooja__: use "git clone [14:36] ahole[m]: any repo it works [14:36] and after that ikshitij? [14:36] pooja__: "git clone https://github.com/iampooja/venus" will do [14:36] avik_, it will be without .git directory [14:36] ahole[m]: but at the end of the day you need to clone the repo to push your changes and create PR [14:37] pooja__: wait :) [14:37] ! [14:37] next [14:37] if cloning from any place workd, then why forking? [14:37] *works [14:38] avik_: think [14:38] I am not going to tell [14:38] avik_: to see them inside our repo list. [14:38] sayan:oops sorry sayan [14:38] I have already told that earlier [14:38] skarpy: no, that's not the reason [14:38] avik_: avik git add filename ! Do you want to do that again and again? [14:38] avik_ to make pull request to that project :) [14:39] skarpy: wrong ! [14:39] sayan: cloning will not add them in repo list of github, but forking will. cloning is locally saving. right? [14:39] oooo ok! [14:40] skarpy, yes, but eventually, after completion of task, you will upload. then its same [14:40] okay now people who are not fighting with cloning, create a commit that would add a new file hellovenus.txt (remember to do it in a new branch) [14:40] avik_: skarpy : clone is just plain download and forking is dealing with git standard (in simple language) :p [14:40] ikshitij: yes :D [14:41] ikshitij, I think it's not like that [14:41] ikshitij: no, wrong [14:41] ikshitij, :D got it! [14:41] bhavin192: I was too informal :p [14:41] sayan: can you please give the command for that as I have missed the previous sessions? [14:41] apoorv: nope, this is a task [14:41] sayan, should we create a new branch for venus? [14:42] sayan : okay [14:42] bhavin192: can you help out apoorv in PM? [14:42] mohsin: yup [14:42] sayan, sure [14:42] ! [14:42] next [14:43] ! [14:43] next [14:43] sayan, done. [14:43] sayan, done [14:44] "add a new file hellovenus.txt" add where ? [14:44] ikshitij, in new branch [14:44] ikshitij: venus [14:45] ok [14:45] next [14:45] Who all are still doing? [14:45] anything to write in the file? or just create a blank file hellovenus.txt? [14:45] avik: your wish [14:46] okay [14:46] i committed hellovenus.txt in separate branch sayan [14:46] ! [14:46] mohsin: cool [14:46] next [14:46] Done ! [14:46] after adding the file hellovenus.txt should we push it? [14:47] gauravsitlani: yes, that's the next step [14:47] now people push the branch [14:47] I repeat, people push the branch to our repo [14:47] And create a PR: https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-pull-request-from-a-fork/ [14:48] sayan, push the branch to origin like git push origin ? [14:48] please sayan last 2 line elaborate [14:48] ! [14:48] next [14:48] do we need to create remote [14:48] ? [14:49] soumam007: how can you check which all remotes are already there? [14:49] git remote -v [14:49] soumam007: yes, type that and see what is that output? [14:50] origin created by you already [14:50] :) [14:50] sayan, done [14:50] Folks, if you do git remote -v [14:50] you will see the origin remote [14:51] now when you clone the repo, the origin is automatically create by git to communicate with the remote repo [14:52] we have to push branch venus, right? [14:52] skarpy, new branch which we have created. [14:53] skarpy, Yes, the new branch you created [14:53] skarpy: yes [14:53] done [14:54] ! [14:54] ! [14:54] next [14:54]