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howtos:testing_git [2017/04/30 15:00] – stub for Geany-Plugins vfaronovhowtos:testing_git [2017/07/09 01:15] (current) – how to find the versions of GTK+ and GLib used vfaronov
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 **TODO: equivalents for Fedora etc.** **TODO: equivalents for Fedora etc.**
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 +If you've never used Git before, you may need to set it up with your name and email (the values you enter don't matter for this tutorial):
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 +<code>
 +$ git config --global user.name "Your Name"
 +$ git config --global user.email your.email@example.com
 +</code>
  
 It may be convenient to create a dedicated directory for testing Geany. This tutorial will use ''~/geany'': It may be convenient to create a dedicated directory for testing Geany. This tutorial will use ''~/geany'':
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 Try working as you would normally. Open a project, try editing code in a meaningful way. Try working as you would normally. Open a project, try editing code in a meaningful way.
  
-If you discover problems, [[https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/new|submit an issue on GitHub]]. Include the Git revision you're running -- you can see it in Geany's "About" box (//Help// → //About//): ''git >= 0d47e09''+If you discover problems, [[https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/new|submit an issue on GitHub]]. Include the Git revision you're running -- you can see it in Geany's "About" box (//Help// → //About//): ''git >= 0d47e09''. Your versions of GTK+ and GLib may also be important -- you can find them in the first lines of //Help// → //Debug Messages//.
  
 ===== Testing a pull request ===== ===== Testing a pull request =====

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