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The Xfce GitHub organization is a read-only mirror of most of the repositories of the Xfce Desktop Environment. You can use it to view the source code of the project.
It is not used for contributing to the project.

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Submitting bugs and patches

Xfce has a separate tool for submitting bugs and patches. You can read all about this in the</description>
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	*  Introduction
	*  Setting your Git credentials
	*  Git usage example on an Xfce project 
	*  Commit Guidelines
	*  GitLab Forks and Merge Requests
	*  Git rules on gitlab.xfce.org
	*  Git repository description
	*  Xfce GitHub mirror

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Introduction

Xfce uses Git as distributed version control system (DCVS) for all the code contributed by developers. On this page, we will explain the basics and initial setup needed to get started deve…</description>
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Shortcut URL&#039;s


git config --global url.&quot;ssh://gitlab.xfce.org/&quot;.insteadOf xfce:


After this, you&#039;ll be able to do, for example: 


git clone xfce:xfce/xfdesktop</description>
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Contributors now have the ability to create user repositories. This allows all developers with git permissions to create their own repository with the following wildcard:
users/$user/[a-z0-9-]+
This is useful when you do not have permission to commit upstream directly or you want to work on some code privately without bothering other developers. Compared to upstream repositories, user repositories have more permissions (for the creator):</description>
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