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Björn Ludwig edited this page Feb 6, 2022 · 1 revision
Git clone

To view the code or work on it on your local machine you create a copy of the repository from GitHub ideally by cloning it with Git. This way you ensure that you are always able to easily integrate the latest upstream changes.

Preparation

The following commands assume you already have Git installed. In case you do not have Git installed go here and return after finishing the appropriate installation for your platform.

Clone the repository

To clone the repository locally, you go to any folder on your machine (i.e. ~/your/local/folder/) and execute

$ git clone https://github.com/Met4FoF/Code Met4FoF_Code

where Met4FoF_Code in the command stands for the folder you want the repository to go into. This folder does not need to exist before you execute the command. It will be created as a subfolder and your local repository will be created inside of that subfolder. If you do not specify a folder, the repository will be cloned to the subfolder Code, which is the repository's name.

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Home

  1. Install Git
  2. Install Git Client (optional)
  3. Create local copy of the repository
  4. Install Miniconda
  5. Create virtual environment
  6. Ready for CLI executions
  7. Prepare an IDE
  8. Update your copy

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