Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of TortoiseGitLibMaint


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Dec 25, 2013, 11:07:28 PM (9 years ago)
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Beman Dawes
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  • TortoiseGitLibMaint

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    44This page provides illustrations for using the !TortoiseGit extension to Windows Explorer to perform the same Git operations shown using the command line client in [wiki:StartModMaint Getting Started with Modular Boost Library Maintenance].
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    6 The TortoiseGit dialog boxes shown on this page are accesses via the right-click drop-down menu for a directory containing a git repository working copy. The exact appearance of the drop-down menu will vary according to the Windows version and other installed extensions. Here is what it looks like on the Windows 7 machine used to generate the screen shots.
     6The !TortoiseGit dialog boxes shown on this page are accesses via the right-click drop-down menu for a directory containing a git repository working copy. The exact appearance of the drop-down menu will vary according to the Windows version and other installed extensions. Here is what it looks like on the Windows 7 machine used to generate the screen shots.
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    1010== Cloning the Boost Super-project ==
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    12 After selecting "Git Clone..." from the drop-down menu, the Directory has been changed from the default "boost" to "modular-boost" and the "Recursive" check-box has been checked.
     12After selecting "Git Clone..." from the drop-down menu, the Clone dialog box pops-up. After changing the Directory from the default "boost" to "modular-boost" and checking the "Recursive" check-box, it looks like this:
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    16  || Red ellipses indicate changes from defaults. In subsequent screen-shots, changes from defaults won't be described in detail. ||
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    1818OK can now clicked to start the operation. A Git Command Progress box appears, and reports progress during the operation. Once the operation completes, the Progress box looks like this: