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The symfony 1.4 documentation on Git

April 2, 2010 · Published by Avatar of Fabien Potencier Fabien Potencier

Today, I have migrated the symfony 1.4 documentation from Subversion to Git. It has no impact for end users but it is a great news for all people contributing to the documentation. It will allow a better and smoother workflow for proof-readers and translators. No more the need to send me an email to have access to the repository. Clone the official repository, make your changes, and request a pull. It cannot be easier than that.

The SVN repository is still accessible but has been locked to read-only mode.

Contributing to the symfony documentation has never been easier. Why not start today?

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Avatar of Davert
Davert said on Apr 2, 2010
And where is Defenitive Guide?
Avatar of forresst
forresst said on Apr 2, 2010
I have no choice, I must use Git (sigh)
Avatar of Fabien
Fabien said on Apr 2, 2010
@Davert: read this http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-docs/browse_thread/thread/66c6eb6c91ee6726?hl=en
Avatar of @Fablien
@Fablien said on Apr 2, 2010
0_o What a tricky rebranding :) That's my favorite symfony book.

But when we will be able to see it on the site?

And the forms book. Can you name a titles for the missed chapters, so community could write them?
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arsenik said on Apr 4, 2010
Great Job. A good things to begin with Git :)

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