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[Commons Wiki] Update of "UsingGIT" by BerndEckenfels

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The "UsingGIT" page has been changed by BerndEckenfels:
https://wiki.apache.org/commons/UsingGIT?action=diff&rev1=11&rev2=12

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added Github info

   * `svn help `''sub-command''
     `git` ''sub-command'' `--help`
  
+ =Githib Integration=
+ GitHub is a popular commercial Git hosting service. The ASF repositories are mirrored there to increase visibility and to encourage more collaborators. The Infra team is responsible for maintaining the [[https://github.com/apache/|Github Apache Organisation]]. As an Apache comitter you can also get added to the Team on Github, but this has no function for access control, it is purely to show off your affiliation. Some Apache Commons projects chose to advertise the related Github project (to accept pull requests or even problem reports). For example the ''README.md'' and ''CONTRIBUTING.md'' files produced by the ''build-plgin'' describe this workflow. If you accept a pull request, you have to apply it as a patch to the Apache WIP repository, this commit will then be propagated to the Github mirror. In the comment of the commit/merge you should use Github syntax (closes #xx) to close the PR. There is no other way to close pull requests, so to avoid opening a ticket to the Infra team remeber this procedure.
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