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Getting Started (Assuming git is already installed)
#### create a directory
mkdir git-repo
cd git repo
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download
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a
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copy
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of
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the
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initial
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upload
git
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clone
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https://
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YOURUSERNAME@bitbucket.org/SLAC-IEPM/imc14-tulip.git
(e.g. git clone https://rlacotrell@bitbucket.org/SLAC-IEPM/imc14-tulip.git)
cd imc14-tulip/
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setup
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account
git
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config
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--global
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"Your
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Name"
(e.g. git config --global rlacotrell "Les Cottrell")
git config --global user.email you@example.com
(e.g. git-config --global user.email cottrell@slac.stanford.edu)
#### Simplify accessing the URL by adding an alias
git remote remove origin
git remote add origin https://YOURUSERNAME@bitbucket.org/SLAC-IEPM/imc14-tulip.git
#Now you'll just use "origin" when you want to use the URL
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#### to see the status of the files (modified vs. unmodified)
git status #optional
#### to commit files the -a option allows us to skip the explicit staging of the files. This commits the local copy
git commit -a -m "I revised section XYZ."
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Basic command sequence for updates
cd ~cottrell/git-repo/imc14-tulip/text
git pull origin master
ls -l
vim file
git status
git commit -a -m "comment"
git push origin master
Creating paper
cd ~cottrell/git-repo/imc14-tulip; makemake clean; make #This creates paper.pdf
#Then print paper.pdf
Examples
Getting Started
[cottrell@iepm ~]$ mkdir git-repo
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