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Latest revision as of 12:12, 12 March 2015
This page will detail the processing of cloning a git bridge repo.
Locations of Bridge Repos
Bridge repos can be found on the following systems:
Discover | /discover/swdev/adasilva/bridge |
JIBB | /jibb/nobackup/gmaosi/bridge |
Pleiades | /nobackup/gmao_SIteam/bridge |
Bridge Repos Available
Repository | Current Version |
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GEOSagcm | Ganymed-4_1 |
GEOSadas | GEOSadas-5_13_0_p1 |
G5tutorial | bma-G5tut-H10U |
GEOSctm | bma_GEOSctm_H10U_merge_UNSTABLE |
Cloning a Bridge Repo
Cloning a bridge repo is just like cloning any other git repo. For example, to clone the GEOSagcm repository:
$ git clone /discover/swdev/adasilva/bridge/GEOSagcm Cloning into 'GEOSagcm'... done. Checking out files: 100% (4328/4328), done.
This will make a GEOSagcm directory. You can then go inside it:
Checking out a Tag
When you clone a repo, you clone the HEAD of that repository. This is usually the latest stable version of the module in question (see above). However, the repository might contain older tags. For example, in GEOSagcm:
$ cd GEOSagcm/src $ git tag Ganymed-4_0 Ganymed-4_0_p1 Ganymed-4_1
This shows there are three tags available. If you want to move to an older tag, you can check it out:
$ git checkout Ganymed-4_0_p1