Re: [orca-list] wiki git instructions update

[Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM>]

Many thanks for doing this!  It's also much better that you are working 
on this than I am because I might end up making generous assumptions 
about people's the working knowledge of the command line.  :-)

For the particular passage in question, the first line of output from 
"git status" will tell you which branch you are using:

$ git status | head -1
# On branch master

Thanks again for your work!

Will

aerospace1028 hotmail com wrote:
> greetings,
> I deleted mmy account and registered a new one.  I made my first edit of 
> the Download and Installation page.  I removed the unnecessary 
> instructions for gail.  There's still one SVN passage I'm not sure what 
> to do with.
>
>
> "You can also tell which version of the Orca sources you pulled from the 
> SVN repository by typing svnversion when you are in the orca source 
> directory that you pulled from SVN using the command above."
>
>
> Is there a comperable feature in git to tell what branch you are working 
> on?  I'll rummage through the git man pages tomorrow again to see if I 
> can find it, but if anyone knows it off the top of their head it would 
> be good as well.
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