GIT history OF 1.5 to 1.6
Hello,
I was wondering if there is any way of having a continuous GIT history of changes from 1.5.x to 1.6.x ? When I checkout the git for 1.6.x and look at the history it only goes back to 07/2009, I assume that there have been massive changes between the last 1.5.x patch and the first 1.6.x ... Thanks anyone,:o Jacques |
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How ?
Thank you Olesen,
could you indicate the procedure for this ? It would be very helpful, as I am not a git guru. Cheers, J. |
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Instead of squeezing it all in here, I made a blog entry about it instead: http://olesenm.github.com/2009/11/24...FOAM-versions/ |
Thanks!
Thank you for your very well thought out post.
I will try it out. It is a bit frustrating not to have the complete history of changes. I would be interested in seeing the commit messages for example. It would also give a better idea of what groups of code were modified together / at the same time.. etc.. . Thanks again, J. |
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Other people prefer a fair number of smaller commits - I tend to work like that at times. After a particular feature (eg, a class method) has reached a somewhat stable stage I commit those portions of the code. I use this as a safety net in case I need to go back to an particular stable version later. Reworking a particular class might then result in 10 or more separate commits before it is all done. In between there might be some other commits that are fully unrelated. In both cases you might not easily find the groups of changed code immediately. |
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Using cmake is a nice idea... Can you tell me if freefoam is currently maintained ? (It seems like the last commit was done in January, and only Michael Wild seems to be developing..)
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Greetings to all!
I know that this thread is now really old, but is still the best place to report this - If anyone is looking for a single repository that has the (nearly) complete git history of OpenFOAM 1.5.x to 2.2.x, check this repository: https://github.com/wyldckat/OpenFOAM-combo/ It's not perfectly complete, because I used a lot of "git rebase", which condenses the commits to the minimum necessary, which leads to a more simplified commit history. This also means that the git hashes are not preserved using this technique, while Mark Olesen's technique does preserve the original hashes. The "README.md" file should have almost all of the necessary information to reproduce the same thing. Best regards, Bruno |
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