Hi Jeff, (CC: Wes, to keep him in the loop for process/convention finding) thanks for the updates to the MPIR texts. As this being the first pull request I work on, I have some questions: 1) The pull request states it wants to merge into the 'mpiwg-tools:mpir-1.x' branch. But don't we need a separate branch in our fork, to enable the "final pull-request" into the mpi-forum:mpir document? If we directly pull changes into our main branch of the fork, how can we have separate pull requests for separate issues/tickets that the forum has/wants to vote on? 2) As commented on the pull request at: https://github.com/mpiwg-tools/mpir/pull/1 we discussed some wording that goes beyond what this current pull requests reflects. Should we update the pull request, or merge it and create a new branch for further updates? 3) In the call yesterday, we were all Git novices, thus I am not sure whether we agreed on the right workflow within the working group. Our idea was to create a branch on the working-group repo of the document, and commit to there, so multiple people can access the text from there, and we can also create the pull request to the mpi-forum from there. Would one still need "personal forks" of the documents? I could imagine to pull from personal forks into the created branch instead of working on the branch directly. Is that better practice? 4) If 3 makes sense, how can I merge Jeffs pull request not into the main branch of mpiwg-tools:mpir but into something like mpiwg-tools:issue_6_being_debugged? Cheers, Marc-Andre On 09.10.15 03:52, Jeff Squyres (jsquyres) wrote:

Dresden? Where did I get that from?

Bordeaux. :-)

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On Oct 8, 2015, at 8:37 PM, Jeff Squyres (jsquyres) <[email protected]> wrote:

See https://github.com/mpiwg-tools/mpir/pull/1

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