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Hi all, Sorry if this question is obvious, I am new to github. There are times that an issue is fixed and I want to get a copy of a particular patch and verify it against my site. There are also times that there is a milestone in progress but not released yet. Can someone give me basic steps on the proper method to get a snapshot of the code for either scenario? |
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@keshmir , I think you're asking to get the source for certain commit. Maybe this post on SO will give you some hints. |
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For merged PR's which are not yet released as a version, you can checkout the develop branch and build or use the files from there. |
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@keshmir is your question answered so far? Can we close this? |
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Assuming, it's answered thus closing. |
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For merged PR's which are not yet released as a version, you can checkout the develop branch and build or use the files from there.
What I am usually doing for Testcase is including separate files directly from my branches
https://gomakethings.com/how-to-turn-any-github-repo-into-a-cdn/