[stringtemplate-interest] github repo updates

[Zenaan Harkness]

For those not so familiar with git, here is a quick way to update your
remote urls for "origin":

To view current remote(s):
git remote -v

To change url of remote named "origin" for antl.git to antlr3.git:
git remote set-url origin https://github.com/antlr/antlr3.git

And similar for stringtemplate.

Now, I only had an st4 github repo, so I just added the st3 repo to my
existing st4 git clone, under a different remote name ("st3" funnily
enough), as follows:
git remote add st3 https://github.com/antlr/stringtemplate3.git
git fetch st3
git branch st3 st3/master
git branch -a

Then of course you can swap between st3 and origin i.e. st4 if it's
called origin, or you could rename origin to st4 or add a branch named
st4 as you wish.

Note that if you do as I did (combining st3 and st4), you will get a
warning saying that no shared root/parent commit was found. This is
expected. It is of course not at all necessary to have combined repo,
just a preference of mine...

Regards
Zen


On 2012-02-10, Terence Parr <parrt at cs.usfca.edu> wrote:
> Hiya, I've removed antlr/stringtemplate and we should is
> antlr/stringtemplate3 instead now. Also I have created antlr/antlr3, which
> is what everybody should use. I have notified all users that have forked the
> old antlr/antlr repository, at least those that had e-mail addresses in
> github. This old repository is now stale and will be deleted soon.
>
> antlr3
> antlr4
> stringtemplate3
> stringtemplate4
>
> or the correct repositories.
>
> Ter
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