FGRes AB2 2021-02-03

VERÄNDERUNG

GitHub Account:
Sign up on [github.com)(https://github.com)

go to desktop.github.com download "Github Desktop", launch it.

1. "Sign in to GitHub.com" (opens in Browser) --> "Authorize Desktop" --> authorize application, (always use application)
2. Configure git with user name and email

Repository = "repo" = a project on github

"File ->"

• clone a repository from the internet
• create new repository on your hard drive (and upload it later)
• add existing repository (to GitHub Desktop that you already own)

e.g. repository URL: https://github.com/Lwinkeler/Q100-AB2-ABM
local path: C:\Users\dav\Documents\GitHub\Q100-AB2-ABM

Clone.

• Changes: shows what you changed since your last pull
• History: history of changes of all users in repository

Fetch origin: checks what is

see: understanding the github flow

1. fetch: check for changes of your local repo to the remote origin
2. (pull): if there are changes on server (from somebody else), download them.
3. (add): (using the checkmark in GitHub Desktop) decide which of your changes you want to upload
4. commit: create a bundle of all your marked changes to upload. Use a concise commit messages that will show others rightaway what has changed!
5. push: upload the bundle of changes to the server (for everyone else to see)

see: understanding the github flow

When you create a branch in your project, you're creating an environment where you can try out new ideas. Changes you make on a branch don't affect the main branch, so you're free to experiment and commit changes, safe in the knowledge that your branch won't be merged until it's ready to be reviewed by someone you're collaborating with.

creating repositories, changing files, using issues, merging branches (using pull requests) gitHub Tutorials
--> understanding the GitHub flow
--> a sentence to markdown

GitHub CLI Manual

• git fetch: check for changes of your local repo to the remote origin
• git status: check for changes within you local repo since last pull
• git pull
• git add folder/file.txt
• git commit -m "commit message"
• git push

bisher nur Notizen
Ordner für Code und Dateien, z.B.

ABM
└───data
│       drop data from pre-computed models here
└───Doc
│       all process and progress here.
└───external
│       contains external git repositories from MIT and misc.
└───simulations
│   └───Simulation 1
│   │       with standard parameters
│   └───Simulation 2
│   │       some tests with other parameters 
│   └───Simulation 3
│           a completely different simulation
│
literature
│
notes
│
...

• unterschiedliche Projekte benutzen:
  • GAMA: Aufgaben im weiteren Vorgehen der ABM-Gestaltung
  • Gesamtübersicht: Projektfortschritt im Stufensystem (nach Nikolic) mit Meilensteinen
  • Fortschritt: nicht-code-bezogene, kleinteiligere (organisatorische) Aufgaben
• user-specific tasks: assign a person to a task
• zusätzlich zur Projekt-Zurodnung können labels benutzt werden