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README.md

Patch Tester Build Status

Easily apply changes from pull requests.

To install the latest released version:

  1. Click on the releases link just above the file listing
  2. Click on the button to download either the .tar.bz2, .tar.gz, or .zip packages
  3. Log into your site's administrator section, go to Extension Manager > Install, and install the extension

To use the latest code from this GitHub repo:

  1. Download files into Joomla install.
  2. Log into your site's administrator section, go to Extension Manager > Discover, click the "Discover" button, and install the extension.

Click Apply Patch to apply the proposed changes from the pull request. Click Revert Patch to revert an applied patch.

You can check out this repo's Wiki for more information about the extension.

Video tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OWgusZgIfk

Github two factor authentication

To use an account that has two factor authentication enabled, you'll have to create a personal access token on GitHub and store that token in the "GitHub Account Password" option in the component's config.