08/06/2009, 02:12 PM
Now it gets really interesting. 3 people (me, Andrew, Ansus) made commits and pushs. This is my first experience in distributed writing of an article. But it seems to work well and I enjoy that.
As a general rule: make commits often. As this would result in fewer conflicts as it can better track the changes made to the file. Also make a push whenever you finished something.
And remember that you can do a push usually only after you pulled and merged the changes from bitbucket. The graph of the branches and merges can be seen on the repository page at the menu item "Changesets".
As a general rule: make commits often. As this would result in fewer conflicts as it can better track the changes made to the file. Also make a push whenever you finished something.
And remember that you can do a push usually only after you pulled and merged the changes from bitbucket. The graph of the branches and merges can be seen on the repository page at the menu item "Changesets".