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=Git repository=
 
=Git repository=
  
Project files can be found here.
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The git repository holds all project files. This includes:
 
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* 3D files (*.stl)
For the time beeing there is 3Dprinter files (*.stl) and some documentation files (mostly product specification)
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* Schematics (exported from and available through Upverter)
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* Datasheets and documentation for all hardware components
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* Software for the Flexbot
  
 
Use this page to browse: https://repos.gbar.dtu.dk/gitweb/?p=jcan/flexbot.git;a=tree  
 
Use this page to browse: https://repos.gbar.dtu.dk/gitweb/?p=jcan/flexbot.git;a=tree  
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  git commit -m "commit message (i.e. what was changed)"
 
  git commit -m "commit message (i.e. what was changed)"
 
  git push
 
  git push
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--[[User:Jca|Jca]] ([[User talk:Jca|talk]]) 12:58, 9 June 2018 (CEST)

Latest revision as of 11:58, 9 June 2018

Back to Flexbot main page

[edit] Git repository

The git repository holds all project files. This includes:

  • 3D files (*.stl)
  • Schematics (exported from and available through Upverter)
  • Datasheets and documentation for all hardware components
  • Software for the Flexbot

Use this page to browse: https://repos.gbar.dtu.dk/gitweb/?p=jcan/flexbot.git;a=tree

[edit] Read only access

Get a copy of all

git clone git://repos.gbar.dtu.dk/git/jcan/flexbot.git

This should not ask for a username/password

[edit] Read write access

First get a copy of the repository (will be in a subdirectory called 'flexbot'.

git clone https://repos.gbar.dtu.dk/git/jcan/flexbot.git

Then to refresh the copy, go to the flexbot directory and say:

git pull

Adding new files

git add foo.cpp bar.h
git commit -m "commit message (i.e. what was changed)"
git push

After modifying files, this may be easier (there may be simpler ways, but then I don't know)

git add *.h *.cpp
git commit -m "commit message (i.e. what was changed)"
git push

--Jca (talk) 12:58, 9 June 2018 (CEST)

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