#HPS EPICS

• EPICS_BASE 3.14.12.5
• EPICS_HOST_ARCH linux-x86_64 (rhel7 32/64-bit, VxWorks 5.5 PPC)
• synApps 5.8

To get a github repository setup for HPS EPICS developement:

• Create a github account and login
• Create a new repository using the "+" near the top right of the webpage, don't check "Initialize Repository with a README"
• On your desktop:

mkdir <newdir>
cd <newdir>
git init
git remote add origin https://github.com/<username>/<new-repo-name>
git remote add hps-epics https://github.com/wmoore28/epics
git pull hps-epics master
git push -u origin master

• Edit/add files then commit the changes. Push to your remote repository (on github).

git add <changed files>
git commit -m "Meaningful comments about changes"
git push

I recommend doing a pull from the wmoore28/epics first, getting updates from others (See: Staying in sync)

On github, navigate to your repository with the changes you want to submit.

• Switch to the branch with the changes
• Click the Compare, review, create a pull request button
• Ensure the branches being compared are correct and review changes (submit to wmoore28/epics:develop)
• Click Create pull request

Add a remote to the official repository (view remotes with 'git remote -v')

git remote add hps-epics https://github.com/wmoore28/epics
# get updates from remote branch, most likely master or develop
git pull hps-epics master
# if everything looks good...push changes to your repo
git push origin master

If doing much of a feature add or rework, use a branch.

# Clone your repo.  Example:
git clone https://github.com/wmoore28/epics.git <local-dir>  # defaults to epics
cd <local-dir>
git checkout -b <branch-name>    # omit -b if using an existing branch

Edit/add code then commit the changes. Once ready, push changes to your remote branch (on github).

git add <changed files>
git commit -m "Meaningful comments about changes"
git push origin <branch-name>