Added support for specifying HTTP and HTTPS bindings on IIS sites

[laazyj]

Have a look at https://github.com/laazyj/dropkick/blob/master/product/dropkick.tests/TestObjects/IisHttpsSiteDeploy.cs for a look at how it works.

There are also some other changes related to IIS7 operations.

J

[ferventcoder]

Love that you have quite a few commits - would love to see the pull request from from a branch folder though...so when you move forward later we don't run into commit bleed.

[laazyj]

I'm pretty new to GitHub. Could you give me some tips on how you'd like to receive pull requests in the future?

[ferventcoder]

do the work for a pull request in a branch. Push the branch to github. Do the pull request from the branch. Make sense?

[laazyj]

Gotcha. You ok for these changes or would you like me to re-present them
differently?

On 22 February 2012 17:32, Rob Reynolds <
[email protected]

wrote:

do the work for a pull request in a branch. Push the branch to github. Do
the pull request from the branch. Make sense?

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[ferventcoder]

I haven't had a chance to look at them yet...

[drusellers]

Hi Laazyj,

I pulled down your repo and took a look. You have an awefully lot of work that I would hate to waste, and here is what you will want to do, to get everything going. I hope I have this correct. ;)

1. git remote add chuck git://github.com/chucknorris/dropkick.git
2. git rebase chuck/master
3. fix any merge conflicts
4. git checkout -b my_feature #now you have a feature branch
5. Run tests
6. fix tests
7. make sure you are update date w/ us by running step 1 again.
8. submit pull request.
9. Smile :)

Note: I see you did a merge, we may have to do some surgery to fix that.

[drusellers]

I know that merge is going to cause some issues, if you get stuck give me a holler.

[jcornell]

Hey guys, has this made it any closer to making into chucknorris:master? I might be able to help if needed...