Posts Tagged ‘git’

Give your tests some love - cruisecontrol.rb, rails, git, rcov, unit tests and cucumber

Long time passed since I wrote my last blog post. Things happened and I was very busy. But now I have some news to write about.
Refactoring my current project mysedcard.tv produced a bunch of cucumber features. Those are great and I love to see them running in my console. But that can’t be enough so [...]

braid - keep track of external git and svn repositories within a git repository

Attending Euruko 2009 was great! I recommend this conference to every ruby enthusiast. The authors auf braid held a flash talk and tried to demonstrate the power of braid. Unfortunately the didn’t manage to although they typed their commands incredibly fast
Back home I gave braid a try and this tool is great. Before [...]

git-sh - a customized bash shell suitable for git work

Due to a buddy’s tip I installed git-sh from github. Git-sh is a customized bash shell for your daily work with git. It ships along with some handy shortcuts within your new git shell and it’s fully customizable:

Aliases from ~/.gitshrc
commit [...]

fighting with git svn and setting up my own git server with gitosis

the last hour I set up my own git server and finally moved my current project mysedcard.tv to git. You may ask “Setting up a git server … isn’t that much work to do?”. Actually,  it’s not.
What happenend: I used git svn to use git locally and svn on my server as I started with [...]