Hi,
I've been poking at the structure of the _javascript_ client project to get back to the point where the .js file in git can actually be used without running it through a maven build. This involved adding a very small wrapper for the node-based tests to use so the client can still use the browser-specific apis.
I've also added a _javascript_ compress task to the build so we have a -min.js version (30Kb) as well as the original one (76kb).
I wanted to push this to a new branch (nick-develop) so that anyone with an interest could have a look to make sure we're happy for it to go into the main develop branch. However, when I try to push the new branch, I'm told I don't have the right permissions:
error: insufficient permission for adding an object to repository database ./objects
fatal: failed to write object
error: unpack failed: unpack-objects abnormal exit
! [remote rejected] nick-develop -> nick-develop (n/a (unpacker error))
Does creating a new branch really need more permissions than I have as a committer? If so, what is the expected work flow for this sort of thing? (I suspect I'm too used to the github work flow where this is second nature...)
Nick