Hi Scott, Am Mi., 19. Juli 2023 um 19:29 Uhr schrieb Scott Bradnick via openSUSE Factory <factory@lists.opensuse.org>:
I have a few questions as I try to give this a go :)
1. what's the intention behind the https://src.opensuse.org/rpm area?
it is currently a bot that automatically converts sources as they are in the currently defined development projects and factory into a git repository. you can pull from that the changes into your submission into pool so that you're not losing any history.
package in /pool ("Updated 2 weeks ago") but it's less up-to-date than the /rpm fork ("Updated 20 hours ago"). I see most any package I maintain that's been updated in the not-too-distant-past like this.
Yes, I created the pool/ setup two weeks ago when we originally thought this announcement would go out. I can sync again any package that you're interested in.
2. Under "Contributor Guide" it says "1. Install the `git-scm-bridge`" - is this supposed to to `obs-scm-bridge`? Seems so, but maybe I just don't have a repo which offers `git-scm-bridge` up.
Yes, obs-scm-bridge. will fix this typo.
3. Also under "Contributor Guide", for "4. Add the fork ..." - the code block shows `git remote add fork gitea@src.opensuse.org/$username/$pkg_name` but that doesn't work when you later do `git push fork` since I had to change it to: `gitea@src.opensuse.org:$username/$pkg_name`. I _think_ that's the general convention when SSH in involved, but I'm not a git expert.
you're correct the slash is wrong. PRs accepted :) Greetings, Dirk