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Hi everybody, I'm brand spanking new to the world of Pantheon and just set up my first Pantheon / Mercury site on slicehost thanks to Greg Coit's great writeup.

Agora que os repositórios no d.o estão a migrar de SVN para Git, pode ser interessante alguma documentação introdutória.
Durante o mês de Outubro o livro "Getting good with Git" está disponível para download gratuito no marketplace da Envato. Só é necessário registar.

First time posting to LA Drupal (long time follower) - I hope I'm putting this in the right place. I just ran across an announcement in my twitter feed that I thought I'd pass along here. Tuts Plus is offering an ebook "Getting Good with Git" for free during the month of October. I've been putting off learning any kind of VCS for too long but thought this looked like a pretty good, easy to read book worth looking into.

Getting Good with Git
http://marketplace.tutsplus.com/item/getting-good-with-git/128738

Chris

En el libro Leveraging Drupal se propone el uso de Subversion para el control de versiones y el de Trac como sistema de seguimiento, ya que ambos son compatibles entre sí.

Ahora que Drupal adoptará Git para el control de versiones, ¿alguien sabe si Trac es compatible con Git? Y en todo caso, ¿alguien conoce un sistema de seguimiento equivalente a Trac que sea compatible con Git?

I wrote a simple script to work with git and sync back to drupal.org CVS automatically: http://klausi.fsinf.at/git-cvs-export

So impatient people like me can move to git now and forget CVS :-) (well, not completely, you need to setup synchronization for each new branch you want to sync to CVS).

I'm in the process of finalizing a simple GIT workflow in our Aegir environment and have stumble into a bit a road block giving Drush capability. We are building on the multi-user setup recommended by mig5 (http://perlucida.com/blog/software/four-tips-for-developing-drupal-under...) that takes advantage of the group permissions set by Provision (and adding developers to the "aegir" group) in the /sites directories. This combined with dropping some .git repos in the site root seems to be working pretty good for us so far but none of the dev users can use Drush.

For those who are still stuck with Subversion but would like to be using Git, I wrote an article recently about using git-svn.

http://www.lullabot.com/blog/making-transition-git

My dev environment differs from that of most Drupalees. I have a webserver running on Ubuntu but my IDE is on Windows 7 (Eclipse with Egit).

I understand Mig5's workflow as illustrated by Adrian Simmons.
I understand the difference between platforms and instances.
I have succesfully installed gitolite on my development server.
I have put my build/make files under git version control. I use these files to deploy platforms with Aegir.

Bonjour,

Avec la sortie de drupal 7 et le grand chambardement de git nous sommes prêt-à abandonner notre SVN et a se convertir a git nous aussi. Avons nous a Montréal un wizard de git qui serait prêt-à donner 1/2 journée de formation git a une petite équipe de programmeurs.

Si vous pouvez, recommander quelqu'un se serait très apprécié.

brosseaub@grics.qc.ca

Now, with more seeding :-) Download here. Instructions here.

What's new:
- New Drush scripts for quickly configuring sites:
- - E.g. $ drush quickstart-create all --domain=example.dev
- - Configures DNS, apache, database, downloads code with drush make, and opens firefox to start installer.
- - To delete: $ drush quickstart-destroy all --domain=example.dev
- Fixed 9 bugs.
- Lots of tweaks and polish.
- Better documentation
- 600kbps upload pipe now to help with seeds. Prepped several seeders. (A generous offer to HTTP seed in the works)

(Sorry about the list format, drupal.org ate my ul's)

This is the best version yet. I'm starting a project next week on it, so hopefully, it will get better. If you have any experiences you want to share, or suggestions, drop me a not in the issue queue.

Happy Drupaling :-)