On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 5:24 PM, Mateusz Loskot
On 28/01/11 07:58, Robert Jones wrote:
I'm already a convert to DVCS's, so in principle migration to Git seems like a good thing to me, but on a practical level I find I can't run through the Ryppl 'Getting Started' guide because our corporate internet gateways block or restrict the git protocol. Dropping back to http only works for the first step, presumably because the submodule download reverts to the git protocol.
I recognise of course that this is local issue for me, but I imagine I will not be alone.
You are not alone Robert. I think HTTPS *and* at least read-only access through HTTP is a must.
Git does support both -- if it's on Github, you get it for free. For "pushing" stuff to other people's repository, there's a way to send the changesets as email -- git-am I believe is the term to Google. :) HTH -- Dean Michael Berris about.me/deanberris