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| ===== Administrators ===== | ===== Administrators ===== | ||
| - | * SVN administrators : **Kuba Moron**, **Krzysztof Swientek** | + | * Git administrators : **Kuba Moron**, **Krzysztof Swientek** |
| ===== Using Git ===== | ===== Using Git ===== | ||
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| It goes without saying that the book exists to be a source of information and assistance for GIT users new and old. Conveniently, though, the GIT command-line is self-documenting, alleviating the need to grab a book off the shelf (wooden, virtual, or otherwise). The git help command is your gateway to that built-in documentation: | It goes without saying that the book exists to be a source of information and assistance for GIT users new and old. Conveniently, though, the GIT command-line is self-documenting, alleviating the need to grab a book off the shelf (wooden, virtual, or otherwise). The git help command is your gateway to that built-in documentation: | ||
| <code>$ git help</code> | <code>$ git help</code> | ||
| + | or for particular command | ||
| + | <code>$ git help COMMAND</code> | ||
| ==== Starting svn/git shell ==== | ==== Starting svn/git shell ==== | ||