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Ok then. Just comitting straight to the master is still bad, but you could do it if, and only if that one commit is a hotfix/only a few lines of code changed.
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(This post was last modified: 07-28-2013, 01:54 AM by NiLSPACE.)
To be honest I seriously start disliking the switch from google code to github. Github takes much longer to load, and in my opinion it is not organized. Also we suddenly have to create a branch for changes that are bigger then a few lines. I liked it more when we used google code. ;(
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You can still do it just how you used to, just it's not the way you're _supposed_ to do it.
IDK what your problem with GitHub is, for me on a 1mbps connection it loads reasonably fast. Are you on a tablet or something?
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No i'm on my desktop. but still it loads realy slow sometimes.
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So does this mean we have to do everything by command line? :/
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You can use SVN on github, and there's also TortoiseGIT to replace TortoiseSVN, which i assume is gui(?)