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Message #19627
Re: [Question #679544]: Best way to fix typos in documentation: source edit + git push?
Hey Janek,
Thanks for offering your help! :)
El 03-05-19 a las 08:13, Janek Kozicki escribió:> Question #679544 on
Yade changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/yade/+question/679544
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> Janek Kozicki proposed the following answer:
>> 2. Merge request from a repository of my own. Requires to have "group
> runners"
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> I can help with that. Please give me the registration token for your
> runners. I will add a runner for you. See https://gitlab.com/yade-
> dev/trunk/merge_requests/112
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> You also need to add a tag "fast" after I add this runner for you.
First of all, Bruno Chareyre asked me for my GitLab.com user name, which
I shared (`@GLorieul` [1]). So I assume he was considering adding me to
the list of team members, possibly with reduced permissions?
From what I understand, solution 2 (i.e. push to repository of your
own, then merge request to official yade branch) is meant for teams of
researchers of the same lab who want to work together on a clone of
Yade, correct?
This is not my case: I am the only person of my team working on granular
flows, the others are concerned with subjects that are not even related
to mechanics. So would solution #2 be appropriate in that context?
In practice, I am not familiar with the concept of runners. I could
learn more about them I guess, but if solution #1 (git push to new
(temporary) branch of yade) can be worked out, I'd rather do that ;)
Janek, what is your opinion on that?
Gaël
[1]
https://gitlab.com/GLorieul
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