I’ve been playing around with git for a while and today I hit a problem with the new release of jQuery. Version 1.3.2 could be loaded into svgs, but v.1.4 dies.
To check it out, I thought I’d give GitHub a try.

Creating an account and adding a key were as easy as:
ssh-keygen -t rsa -C "will@dhappy.org" cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | xclip -sel clip
Then I just went to the jQuery page, forked the project and cloned it to my machine:
git clone git@github.com:wholcomb/jquery.git cd jquery && make
I discovered two places that needed changing, wrote a couple tests and ran:
git commit -m "Removing unchecked assumptions that the source document is HTML." git push
With the pushed changes in github, I then sent a pull request to the jQuery maintainers and my request was added to the fork queue for potential integration.
A bit later I got an e-mail asking me to add a bug ticket, so I did.
Open source collaboration is certainly getting simpler.
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