More so that I can see what I changed going forward so I can easily check which direction I’ve changed stuff or things I’ve gutted but may want to revisit like the clipboard.

It may seem silly but 0.8 is where all of this came from.

It took me over a day to get CVS working in some fashion that I had wanted to look for stuff in DOOM. But I haven’t kept up in CVS replacements. And apparently sourceforge doesn’t do CVS anymore.

No quick guide I’m aware of (I had a steap learning curve on it myself), but I think you can also use SVN clients with Github if you’re used to SVN. Otherwise, github themselves have a very easy to use client, or I’ve used “Git Extensions” under Windows at work without issue.

I see you have the version stuff in there, which is cool I was hoping to start off from 0.8 before I starting messing with it. But I’m not complaining now I can see the damage I’ve done! 🙂

I was hoping to try and fork Basilisk II from 0.8 and commit the changes from there but I wasn’t exactly sure which commit married up with the 0.8 release. Besides, I doubt anyone would be silly enough to try and merge the current Basilisk II tree with Cockatrice!

That said I can probably sneak in a 0.8 dump so we can just see your changes between 0.8 and 0.0 of cockatrice…leave it with me.

no not at all!

I see you’ve extracted the source. Is there some idiots 3 minute guide to git? I couldnt’ figure it out and felt my time was better spent doing more testing/debugging.

I see you have the version stuff in there, which is cool I was hoping to start off from 0.8 before I starting messing with it. But I’m not complaining now I can see the damage I’ve done! 🙂