Make a temp directory and put all the zips into there... then unzip one at a time into this directory doing git add --all then git commit -m "v0.2" (For 0.2 in example) in between the unzips. Then just repeat for the remaining versions that are zipped up.
When you do the final git push then someone could do any of the following:
Pull the latest by git clone https://github.com/daviddoesminetest/rangedweapons.git or by the ZIP option in the Code drop down.
Be able to select specifically what version they want via going back previous commits.
This will help others like me who may want to help if an issue occurs.
Not only that but if you do git push in between unzips you could then also make "releases" which will provide tags for folks to use to grab archived zips. (Which is done automatically by git, but it's by releases/tags)
Here's how I would do it.
Make a temp directory and put all the zips into there... then unzip one at a time into this directory doing
git add --allthengit commit -m "v0.2"(For 0.2 in example) in between the unzips. Then just repeat for the remaining versions that are zipped up.When you do the final
git pushthen someone could do any of the following:git clone https://github.com/daviddoesminetest/rangedweapons.gitor by the ZIP option in the Code drop down.This will help others like me who may want to help if an issue occurs.
Not only that but if you do
git pushin between unzips you could then also make "releases" which will provide tags for folks to use to grab archived zips. (Which is done automatically by git, but it's by releases/tags)