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polyethene



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PostPosted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 1:08 am    Post subject: AutoHotkey.git Reply with quote

AutoHotkey.git.zip contains the history of AutoHotkey source code from version 1.0.44.04 to 1.0.48.05 with all intermediate minor releases tagged, dated and commented from the change log.

This is useful for private forks, keeping archives or studying changes.

Download and extract to a working folder, then:
Code:
move AutoHotkey.git .git # quicker than cloning locally
git init
git reset --hard # recreate files
git branch -m master vanilla # (optional) rename primary branch


Merge ancestor with existing fork:
Code:
git remote add vanilla <original working path> # add local remote
git checkout --track -b original vanilla/master # track remote branch
git checkout master # '--onto master'
git rebase original
# resolve conflicts, do not commit
git rebase --continue
git branch -d vanilla # delete local tracking branch
git push vanilla :heads/master # delete remote

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tinku99



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PostPosted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 3:10 pm    Post subject: github Reply with quote

This was long overdue. Thanks Titan.
Have you thought about putting it up on github ?
Could do it with mercurial and put it up on google code...
Main advantage is being searchable with google code search, maybe some more publicity.
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 5:42 pm    Post subject: Re: github Reply with quote

tinku99 wrote:
Have you thought about putting it up on github ?
It's only worth it if we could get the sources from version 1.0 or 0.205.
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 6:19 am    Post subject: Re: github Reply with quote

Titan wrote:
...from version 1.0.44.04 to 1.0.48.05...

...why those versions/that range?

Titan wrote:
...only worth it...

...I hardly think that old of versions would be of any use...maybe they'd be nice for completeness, but really "only worth it"?...pfft!. I 2nd Google Code/hg...& it's "worth it" no matter what versions get put in...

Where is Chris anyway?...he still active/coding/foruming?
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 9:14 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

1.0.44.04 was the earliest version I could find on the server. If I push this to a public repository and later get my hands on older versions I won't be able to rebase commits on the remote branch (without maintaining a linear history), so yes unless this is complete it's not worthwhile making it public. I've only used Mercurial once and I didn't like it, so it won't be on Google Code. Although I prefer Gitorious there are a few AutoHotkey forks already on Github, so there seems like the best choice.
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 9:38 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Titan wrote:
1.0.44.04 was the earliest version I could find on the server.

...I have a few older versions, but not each version in-between...
  • AutoHotkey102801_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey103100_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey103400_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey103803_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey104000_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey104100_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey104300_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey104408_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey104500_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey104605_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey104610_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey104616_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey104617_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey104700_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey104701_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey104703_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey104705_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey104706_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey104800_source.exe
  • AutoHotkey104803_source.exe
...I will upload those if you need them...but doesn't Chris have old ones on his comp...or on the old tampabay.rr.com url?

Titan wrote:
...I won't be able to rebase commits...

...if you can do it once, can't you do it again? You currently have no repos, so you create one based on 1.0.44.04-1.0.48.05 (every version in-between?)...later you get older versions, create a NEW repos, based on that, import all the versions (same way as 1st time), then delete the 1.0.44.04-based repos & replace it with the new one?
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 10:41 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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...I will upload those if you need them...but doesn't Chris have old ones on his comp...or on the old tampabay.rr.com url?
If you could upload those it would be useful. The old links appear to be dead. I think Chris uses SourceSafe for AutoHotkey.

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You currently have no repos, so you create one based on 1.0.44.04-1.0.48.05 (every version in-between?)...later you get older versions, create a NEW repos, based on that, import all the versions (same way as 1st time), then delete the 1.0.44.04-based repos & replace it with the new one?
Yes, but that is tedious.
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