Closed evandrocoan closed 7 years ago
@evandrocoan There are two versions of Backstroke:
Backstroke Classic, the original version. It was made originally by me about a year ago and is deprecated, however others have posted about it online. In order to set this up, the user adds https://backstroke.us
as a webhook in their repository manually.
Backstroke, the newer version of Backstroke. This has a dashboard the user can use to setup Backstroke, no manually-adding of webhooks required. The url https://backstroke.us/_5a4ds65f46464s65d4654
is the webhook that gets added behind the scenes to your repository, but you never have to call it yourself unless you want to tie Backstroke into some custom system. If you just want to sync changes from one repo to another, then you don't have to think about the webhook since it's managed by the system.
TL;DR: Use Backstroke. At some point in the future it's my plan to get rid of Backstroke classic, though it won't happen without a lot of advance warning.
On the StackOverflow question:
They show these steps, but I did not understand if the are correct. When he says
Enter http://backstroke.us url in it
, it is thehttps://backstroke.us/_5a4ds65f46464s65d4654
URL, or justhttp://backstroke.us
?If I do this in all my forks, I will get automatically updates? I do not need creates links and generate the URLs
https://backstroke.us/_5a4ds65f46464s65d4654
for all my forks?