In my earlier post I described the setup I use for Wireshark contributions. In this post I’ll present a small memo about how to test a merge request (MR) that has been submitted in the Wireshark repository in GitLab. Here is an example of a MR that has not yet been merged in (as of […]
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Wireshark Development on Linux
I have made occasional contributions to the Wireshark project for over five years now. I started with small documentation updates, and later I have added two new protocol dissectors (Zabbix and Z21) as well as improved some other dissectors. It can be several months between contributions though, so this post is my own memo about […]
Using Forks in GitHub
I use Git almost daily but I need my memos for the uncommon operations. Therefore the posts: Part 1: Git Configurations Part 2: Using Forks in GitHub (this post) This is a short memo about using a forked repository in GitHub to submit a pull request (PR) to the upstream repository. First of all, I […]
Git Configurations
I use Git almost daily but I need my memos for the uncommon operations. Therefore the posts: Part 1: Git Configurations (this post) Part 2: Using Forks in GitHub When I’m using Git I need to first configure it. Well, strictly speaking, if I’m only going to clone some repository I don’t need to especially […]
