Even if online Github Pull Request is a nice and effective tool, in some situation you need to open your solution in Visual Studio to verify something.
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Even if online Github Pull Request is a nice and effective tool, in some situation you need to open your solution in Visual Studio to verify something.
Continue readingToday I had the pleasure to attend “Git and GitHub Training” held by Tim Berglund one of the GitHubber, so called because he is working at Github.
In the past I enjoyed very much the video Tim and Matthew McCullough, another GitHubber, did for O’Reilly
Continue readingI previously talked about “Running Github Hubot on a Windows machine”, “Using Github hubot and Appharbor service hook to get deployment status in Campfire/HipChat rooms” or even “Starting TeamCity builds from HipChat using Github Hubot”.
All those solution rely on an external chat service either Altassian HipChat or 37signals Campfire.
Continue readingAppharbor provides a service hook which let’s you get informed when a build is finished sending both succeeded and failed builds.
We wanted to use this to get informed in our Campfire / HipChat room so that our distributed team can be informed about builds status without having to go to AppHarbor web site.
Continue readingI finally managed to get Github Hubot running on my Windows 7 64 bits machine. Thanks to Sean Copenhaver & Thomas Kahlow which pointed me to the correct direction on the ‘Run hubot on windows’ discussion.
So here is how I did it.
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