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How to share Hise project folder on Github if it's more than 50mb? Can it be done without knowledge of scripts and programming language?
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@Robert-Puza yes, get a GUI client (GitHub Desktop / SourceTree), then learn how to add files to the ignore list.
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@Christoph-Hart Ok. Thanks
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@Christoph-Hart I don't know if I'm doing it right. https://github.com/RobertPuza/HiJuPiano
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@Robert-Puza It is accessible but empty at the exception of 3 files. You might not have commited the entire project, or the git structure might not be in the right folder.
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@ustk desktop
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@Robert-Puza I'm not sure if this is what you're asking for but you can also upload with git CLI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlu5e0TxSzo
Go to section "uploading a project with multiple files with terminal method"
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@mmprod ok I still don't understand Github at all, but I will learn. Thank you
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@Robert-Puza Me neither, but you can learn a lot just by following instructions : )
If you have git already installed, the process should be pretty straightforward
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@Robert-Puza Separate git from github.
Git is a system for tracking changes to files.
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@d-healey i need to share a virtual musical instrument created by Hise, the project folder of that musical instrument. I want to be able to work with others. Can it be done using Github Desktop?
I have this installed: Sourcetree, Github Desktop, Git Gui, Git CMD, Git Bash.
Please show me a simple example of a Virtual Music Instrument shared on Github under the GPL license.
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@Robert-Puza said in Github start:
Please show me a simple example of a Virtual Music Instrument shared on Github under the GPL license.
I publish mine here - https://codeberg.org/LibreWave/
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@d-healey oooo super... thanks
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@Robert-Puza so I create a repository in Git gui and push to Github? Why create gitignore? Can I do without gitignore? I can't do ignore in Git Gui. The ignore menu is inactive. (mamamiaš¤)
if even this way you see some file that is not necessary for the standalone app, please tell me and I will delete it.
if someone from the community is willing to teach me Git and hub, I am ready to travel by train or bus within Germany at any time. I'm in Essen
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@Robert-Puza said in Github start:
someone from the community is willing to teach me Git and hub,
I have a couple of videos on YouTube about it
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@d-healey ok I'll check it out. Thank you
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@Robert-Puza The ignore file is used to list files and directories that you don't want git to track. Take a look at some of my repositories I linked to earlier to see which files I'm ignoring.
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@d-healey ok
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@Robert-Puza You should probably add the Binaries and Pooled resources folders to the gitignore
