Thanks for this video. I have used BZR and launchpad.net in the past but am in the middle of a transitioning to Github. A few quick questions on how you (and others) use Github to manage their Drupal projects.
Do you version control the entire project (including core Drupal), or do you just version control the site directory (or sites "all" directory on a single site install)?
One problem I had with BZR was that I often version control modules that I used on client websites. This way if I make a change to one of my modules, I can easily roll this out to all of my clients that use that module with a simple pull. If I then wanted to version control the entire site, I ran into issues. I know Git can work with this type of nesting, but my question is, do you know a better way? Just looking to streamline my process as much as possible.
Thanks for the video
Thanks for this video. I have used BZR and launchpad.net in the past but am in the middle of a transitioning to Github. A few quick questions on how you (and others) use Github to manage their Drupal projects.
Do you version control the entire project (including core Drupal), or do you just version control the site directory (or sites "all" directory on a single site install)?
One problem I had with BZR was that I often version control modules that I used on client websites. This way if I make a change to one of my modules, I can easily roll this out to all of my clients that use that module with a simple pull. If I then wanted to version control the entire site, I ran into issues. I know Git can work with this type of nesting, but my question is, do you know a better way? Just looking to streamline my process as much as possible.
Thanks again for the great video.