14:28:08 #startmeeting 14:28:08 Meeting started Thu Jul 23 14:28:08 2015 UTC. The chair is lnovich. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 14:28:08 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 14:28:28 Ok Kirsti - we are going to cover some basic git commands 14:29:16 * kirsti pays close attention 14:29:26 the first thing you need to do is understand that anything you do on your local computer / drive does not change the remote repo unless you perfrom a git command 14:29:55 yes grok 14:30:24 ok so I am assuming you are familiar with using a terminal? 14:30:33 yes 14:30:50 so please cd into the directory you created for your local fedora work 14:30:51 mostly very basic stuff, but I do recognize commands 14:31:29 can you tell me what is in that folder at the moment? 14:31:34 run a ls command? 14:31:38 I'm there 14:31:45 nothing 14:31:50 ok great 14:32:01 do you know your FAS password? 14:32:14 yes 14:32:22 ok 14:34:56 so if you run git clone https://git.fedorahosted.org/git/docs/virtualization-getting-started-guide.git 14:35:16 this will create a repo on your local computer for the getting started guide 14:36:07 have you installed publican and the publican fedora brand files? 14:36:31 receiving objects 14:36:40 it shouldn't take long 14:36:42 and yes I think I did install publican 14:36:48 which version? 14:37:00 I followed the procedure on the wiki for that 14:37:02 if you run publican -v it will tell you 14:37:06 ok 14:37:47 v4.2.6 14:38:23 hmm I seem to remember you needed a 2.x version for publishing purposes - I'll check on that for you 14:39:04 this is why I haven't been publishing lately on Fedora -as my computer is no longer compatible and I need to run a virtual machine in order to do the doc work 14:39:40 but by now you should have folder with all the files downloaded 14:40:31 I have used this: http://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/Fedora_Contributor_Documentation/1/html/Users_Guide/chap-Users_Guide-Installing_Publican.html 14:40:54 i'll check into the publican part for you 14:41:19 I see, and yes 14:41:34 if you run ls in the folder 14:41:54 you should have a folder that reads virtualization-getting-started-guide 14:42:27 and inside that folder are all the source files for the book 14:42:52 before you send any change back to the repo just check with me 14:43:04 so we can make sure you're doing the right thing 14:43:14 so if you want we can make a basic change right now 14:43:58 ok like changing fedora 19 in 22 in ch 2? 14:46:51 yes something like that 14:48:27 which file did you see that issue in? 14:49:03 I recorded it in the planning wiki: http://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/Fedora/22/html/Virtualization_Getting_Started_Guide/sec-migration.html 14:50:20 yes but that section was commented out 14:50:30 grin 14:50:31 true 14:50:48 this is what grundbom was talking about yesterday 14:51:51 in the what is it I suggested adding a link to the Virtualization Deployment and Administration Guide 15:06:41 ok kirsti 15:07:02 what I think we will do is make a task list of things for you to take care of 15:08:35 sounds like a plan, then get back to it when I have that done locally 15:09:14 we'll keep it simple and then build up to something more complex 15:09:50 unfortunately I am traveling to raleigh on sunday 15:10:53 gives me some time to read up more, and use my sandbox for experimenting 15:11:14 ok so feel free to experiment 15:11:29 I will be back on Thursday late 15:12:19 next week Friday afternoon I could free up some time 15:12:40 so we can talk on Monday about it 15:12:50 yup 15:13:46 great so I will catch up with you a week from monday - we can chat following the fedora docs meeting 15:14:20 will do :) 15:14:29 excellent! 15:15:28 ok so kirsti if you want to clone the VDAG - the command is the same 15:16:00 Is it wise to do that in a different dir? 15:16:53 when you run the git clone command inside the same Fedora directory a new folder will be added called virtualization-deployment-and-administration-guide 15:17:09 ok 15:18:17 git clone https://git.fedorahosted.org/git/docs/virtualization-deployment-and-administration-guide.git 15:18:25 is the command you need 15:18:48 * kirsti nods 15:20:04 ok so that is about all we can do for now - we'll pick up next week? 15:20:14 yes. lets 15:20:23 ok ending the meeting 15:20:28 #endmeeting