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<%!
title = "Development"
uses_toc = True
%>
<%inherit file="/page.mako" />
<p>
If you want to have a look at the sourcecode, or even support the development with patches or similar, you are now on the correct page :).
</p>
${self.toc()}
<%self:h2>Getting the source</%self:h2>
<p>
Portato's sourcecode is managed with <a href="http://www.git-scm.com/">Git</a> (<strong>dev-vcs/git</strong>) and is hosted on <a href="http://github.com/Necoro/portato">GitHub</a> and <a href="http://git.necoro.eu/portato.git/">on this very server</a>. So you can chose the one you want to clone from:
</p>
<%self:hl lang="bash">
# either this
git clone git://github.com/Necoro/portato.git
# or that
git clone git://necoro.eu/portato.git
</%self:hl>
<p>
You now should have a subdirectory <em>portato/</em>, which contains the sources. If you want to update it to reflect upstream changes, do:
</p>
<%self:hl lang="bash">
git pull
</%self:hl>
<p>
Sometimes you need to work on a specific version (for instance if you are <a href="/translating">translating</a>). Then you need to check out the specific version branch:
</p>
<%self:hl lang="bash">
# replace '0.13' by the version you need
git checkout -b 0.13 origin/0.13
</%self:hl>
<p>
For further information have a look at the <a href="http://www.git-scm.com/documentation">Git documentation</a> or search the webs. There are plenty of sources and guides out there.
</p>
<%self:h2>Filing a bug</%self:h2>
<p>
You can do this in the <a href="/r/bugs">bugtracker</a>.
</p>
<%self:h2>Documentation</%self:h2>
<p>
The code itself is documented (sometimes ^^). If you have questions, you can ask them via portato@necoro.net.
</p>
<p>
The software itself is not documented in any way. If you like to change this, drop me a mail :). I'd be glad.
</p>
<%self:h2>Wiki/Mailing-list/...</%self:h2>
<p>
Not there (yet?). Are they really necessary?
</p>
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