Clarification of documentation (commits)

[vacantgeologist]

Thanks for making what appears to be a promising tool! Can't wait to use it.

The instructions state:
"Once the project has been added, you can add a commit for it to import strings from. For starters, try entering "HEAD". Once you click "Add", you should see your Sidekiq server output start to fill up with importers processing all the blobs in your HEAD commit. There may be a delay as the repository is checked out to tmp/repos for the first time."

1. How do you add a commit? Through the "Request Translation" button?
2. Is this commit supposed to have been created beforehand outside of Shuttle? What's the significance of "HEAD" here?
3. I do not see an Add button or link. Which has me wondering... are these procedures up to date with the current UI?

Having a bit of trouble getting started and wrapping my head around what is supposed to happen after setting up the software on our server. I have a lot of questions, but for now advice on these basics would be much appreciated. If there is a better place to get answers like these please let me know.

[balabesimple]

Any answer for above question?

[RISCfuture]

1. Yep.
2. Yes. HEAD is Git shorthand for the most recent commit of the master branch.
3. Yeah, the docs should be updated.

I'd be happy to help you get Shuttle integrated into your workflow. For starters, make sure you've read the DEVELOPER_GUIDE.md file to learn how to do the post-processing portion of the integration.