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Merge changes by others repos #1
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I'm happy to rollback my changes, merge yours and then put my new changes back in. If you're unhappy with the colours, or whatever, then you should rename your project to something else, as the Oblivion theme originates from TextMate. I like your new colours and they're not too far from the original, are they? |
@hussani any further decisions on this? |
Oh, God! Do you can merge my modifications? I will sync my repo with your, after it, i will create a other fork with my personal changes ( the colors basically). Sound good for you? For me appear the most practice solution. |
I've merged everything that your fork and others had added. What we could do is use my repo as the main source for Oblivion, then include several variations, like "Oblivion Light" or whatever, that way you still get your own colour scheme and it originates from the main source of Oblivion. I can add you as a developer on this repository, then you can add your variation to it. We'll change Package Control afterwards. How does that sound? |
Nice! Is time to change the Package Control repositories.json and create another repo for my personal changes. |
Okay, you're now a collaborator. When you push your changes, put them into a new file 😄 |
Thanks for all! |
@hussani, once your customised version is in the repository, we can go about changing Package Control so that your version is automatically installed through this repository. |
With the conflict generated by me not send PR to root, what you thing about reset your repo to this commit and merge the changes by git pull?
Actually exists other repo on constant updates, you can pull the changes from there too.
We need to know if the ours project will remain following the same path, because it will become unfeasible to maintain a sync it when we take different paths.
You think of any changelog or something?
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