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| − | * This wiki page was written with Kart v0.12.2 which is still considered a pre-release version. Kart is in rapid development and some of the constraints and/or methods may no longer be valid or have changed. | + | * This wiki page was written with Kart v0.12.2 which is still considered a pre-release version. Kart is in rapid development and some of the constraints and/or methods may no longer be valid or have changed in subsequent versions. |
* The examples on the page use git bash (on Windows) which is installed with Git. A lot of the methodology can also be done throught Windows command prompt with the same way syntax however on this version of Kart, for private remote repositories, Kart will not prompt for any authentication while using command prompt and will simply fail to push/pull. Git bash will prompt for authentication and is also easier to save passwords and add ssh keys (required for Github) so is a lot better to use in these contexts. For consistency, it will be adopted for all examples over command prompt. | * The examples on the page use git bash (on Windows) which is installed with Git. A lot of the methodology can also be done throught Windows command prompt with the same way syntax however on this version of Kart, for private remote repositories, Kart will not prompt for any authentication while using command prompt and will simply fail to push/pull. Git bash will prompt for authentication and is also easier to save passwords and add ssh keys (required for Github) so is a lot better to use in these contexts. For consistency, it will be adopted for all examples over command prompt. | ||
Revision as of 17:43, 25 April 2023
Notes
- This wiki page was written with Kart v0.12.2 which is still considered a pre-release version. Kart is in rapid development and some of the constraints and/or methods may no longer be valid or have changed in subsequent versions.
- The examples on the page use git bash (on Windows) which is installed with Git. A lot of the methodology can also be done throught Windows command prompt with the same way syntax however on this version of Kart, for private remote repositories, Kart will not prompt for any authentication while using command prompt and will simply fail to push/pull. Git bash will prompt for authentication and is also easier to save passwords and add ssh keys (required for Github) so is a lot better to use in these contexts. For consistency, it will be adopted for all examples over command prompt.