Posts Tagged ‘git’

pitz prepares to rock my socks

Sunday, February 22nd, 2009

Matt Wilson must be spying on my dialogs in sekrit IRC channels. After setting up Task this evening I mentioned there being several project ticketing systems, like Ditz, that store data in the RCS. I was lamenting the fact that there wasn’t any of these systems written in anything other than ruby that I was aware of.

Reading my RSS feeds before bed, I found “My new ticket tracking system is now vaporware” from Matt Wilson’s blog talking about Pitz, his soon to exist Python implementation of Ditz.

Please take a few moments to read over the feature set and example commands on the Pitz site and let Matt know about any ideas/suggestions you may have.

git diff and white space

Wednesday, January 7th, 2009

So I’m getting ready to make a commit to wxperl and I run a

git diff

to check on changes and git yelled at me that I had some trailing white space. Well it didn’t yell but it hi-lighted the white space in red. Way awesome!

git-diff-trailing-white-space