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Gvi2: /* Active ISC GitHub Repos */

2023-08-13T19:16:00Z

Active ISC GitHub Repos

Alexdl2 at 19:14, 13 August 2023

2023-08-13T19:14:56Z

Alexdl2 at 19:07, 13 August 2023

2023-08-13T19:07:55Z

Gvi2: Added up new github repo pages for Git information.

2023-08-10T02:23:17Z

Added up new github repo pages for Git information.

Alexdl2 at 16:35, 6 September 2022

2022-09-06T16:35:15Z

Adityaj5: Adityaj5 moved page GitHub to Public:GitHub

2021-09-11T04:27:51Z

Adityaj5 moved page GitHub to Public:GitHub

Jonathan: Hello world activity

2020-12-20T02:02:08Z

Hello world activity

Jonathan at 05:33, 10 December 2020

2020-12-10T05:33:03Z

Jonathan at 05:32, 10 December 2020

2020-12-10T05:32:12Z

Jonathan: GitHub Tips

2020-12-10T05:27:47Z

GitHub Tips

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 ** [[Github/FW-MCC]] - MCC Firmware
 ** [[Github/FW-BMS]] - BMS Firmware
-** [[FW-Wheel]] - Wheel Firmware
+** [[Github/FW-Wheel]] - Wheel Firmware
 === Telemetry ===

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 ** [[GitHub/b-fw]] - Brizo's Firmware
 ** [[GitHub/mbed]] - Operating System for our firmware
-** [[Github/FW-MCC]] - MCC Firmware for Calypso and beyond
+** [[Github/FW-MCC]] - MCC Firmware
-** [[Github/FW-BMS]] - BMS Firmware for Calypso and beyond
+** [[Github/FW-BMS]] - BMS Firmware
-** [[FW-Wheel]] - Wheel Firmware for Calypso and beyond
+** [[FW-Wheel]] - Wheel Firmware
 === Telemetry ===

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 ** [[Github/FW-MCC]] - MCC Firmware for Calypso and beyond
 ** [[Github/FW-BMS]] - BMS Firmware for Calypso and beyond
-** [[Github/FW-Wheel]] - Wheel Firmware for Calypso and beyond
+** [[FW-Wheel]] - Wheel Firmware for Calypso and beyond
 === Telemetry ===

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 ** [[GitHub/b-fw]] - Brizo's Firmware
 ** [[GitHub/mbed]] - Operating System for our firmware
 === Telemetry ===

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 [https://www.github.com/IlliniSolarCar GitHub] is a website for hosting and working with [[Wikipedia:Git|Git]] repositories. Git is a distributed version control system for text based files (primarily software) created by the Linux Kernel development team. Unlike most version control systems, it is distributed which means that every single person has the full fledged repository on their machine and thus there is no single point of failure. For collaboration there need to be one copy of the repository that is the origin that is accessible to everyone to push/pull their changes to. For us, that is on GitHub. If you do not currently have a GitHub account you will need to make one. Please make sure your GitHub account has your illinois email address on it (either as primary or secondary) so that we can easily add your account.
-GitHub adds many features on top of just git, including issue tracking and [[GitHub Projects|projects]], [[Wikipedia:Continuous integration|Continuous Integration]] including [[GitHub Actions]], Releases, and more. Below you'll find info for general use of git and links to pages for specific instructions for each of our repos. To get access to GitHub talk to an {{Electrical Lead|}} or Telemetry Lead.
+GitHub adds many features on top of just git, including issue tracking and [[GitHub Projects|projects]], [[Wikipedia:Continuous integration|Continuous Integration]] including [[GitHub Actions]], Releases, and more. Below you'll find info for general use of git and links to pages for specific instructions for each of our repos. To get access to GitHub talk to an Electrical Lead or Telemetry Lead.
 == Active ISC GitHub Repos ==

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 }}
-[https://www.github.com/IlliniSolarCar GitHub] is a website for hosting and working with [[Wikipedia:Git|Git]] repositories. Git is a distributed version control system for text based files (primarily software) created by the Linux Kernel development team. Unlike most version control systems, it is distributed which means that every single person has the full fledged repository on their machine and thus there is no single point of failure. For collaboration there need to be one copy of the repository that is the origin that is accessible to everyone to push/pull their changes to. For us, that is on GitHub.
+[https://www.github.com/IlliniSolarCar GitHub] is a website for hosting and working with [[Wikipedia:Git|Git]] repositories. Git is a distributed version control system for text based files (primarily software) created by the Linux Kernel development team. Unlike most version control systems, it is distributed which means that every single person has the full fledged repository on their machine and thus there is no single point of failure. For collaboration there need to be one copy of the repository that is the origin that is accessible to everyone to push/pull their changes to. For us, that is on GitHub. If you do not currently have a GitHub account you will need to make one. Please make sure your GitHub account has your illinois email address on it (either as primary or secondary) so that we can easily add your account.
 GitHub adds many features on top of just git, including issue tracking and [[GitHub Projects|projects]], [[Wikipedia:Continuous integration|Continuous Integration]] including [[GitHub Actions]], Releases, and more. Below you'll find info for general use of git and links to pages for specific instructions for each of our repos. To get access to GitHub talk to an {{Electrical Lead|}} or Telemetry Lead.
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 The diagram to the right also shows that commands to use to get between the different parts. Read our [https://github.com/IlliniSolarCar/git-cheatsheet Git Cheatsheet] for more on how to use each of this commands, I reccomend keeping this open to reference while looking through the cheatsheet.
 == GitHub Tips ==
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 *** Your Pull Request being reviewed
 *** Your Pull request failing a check
-*** Your review being requests
+*** Your review being requested
-*** And more being added
+*** And more!
-** We reccomend at least getting notifications for your PR being reviewed and people requesting your review on a PR, that way the info doesn't get lost in your email
+** We reccomend at least getting notifications for your PR being reviewed and people requesting your review on a PR, that way the info doesn't get lost in your email and you can respond timely!
 == Tutorials ==

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-{{RemarksBox Info
+''For Managing GitHub see: [[GitHub Management]]''{{RemarksBox Info
    | Title      = Note
    | Text       = This page is just generally about setting up and using Git and GitHub. See specific instructions for workflows on each repo in their subpages linked below.
 }}
-[https://www.github.com/IlliniSolarCar GitHub] is a website for hosting and working with [[Wikipedia:Git|Git]] repositories. Git is a distributed version control system for text based files (primarily software) created by the Linux Kernel development team. Unlike most version control systems, it is distributed which means that every single person has the full fledged repository on their machine and thus there is no single point of failure. For collaboration there need to be one copy of the repository that is the origin that is accessible to everyone. For us, that is on GitHub.
+[https://www.github.com/IlliniSolarCar GitHub] is a website for hosting and working with [[Wikipedia:Git|Git]] repositories. Git is a distributed version control system for text based files (primarily software) created by the Linux Kernel development team. Unlike most version control systems, it is distributed which means that every single person has the full fledged repository on their machine and thus there is no single point of failure. For collaboration there need to be one copy of the repository that is the origin that is accessible to everyone to push/pull their changes to. For us, that is on GitHub.
 GitHub adds many features on top of just git, including issue tracking and [[GitHub Projects|projects]], [[Wikipedia:Continuous integration|Continuous Integration]] including [[GitHub Actions]], Releases, and more. Below you'll find info for general use of git and links to pages for specific instructions for each of our repos. To get access to GitHub talk to an {{Electrical Lead|}} or Telemetry Lead.

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 ** [[GitHub/b-fw]] - Brizo's Firmware
 ** [[GitHub/mbed]] - Operating System for our firmware
-* Telemetry
-** [[GitHub/Telemetry]] - the telemetry application
+=== Telemetry ===
-** [[GitHub/Athena-v2]] - race strategy software
+* [[GitHub/Telemetry]] - the telemetry application
-* Shared
+* [[GitHub/Athena-v2]] - race strategy software
-** [[GitHub/CAN]] - defines our CAN Bus Specifications for firmware and CAN
 {{Collapsible Box|title=All GitHub Subpages|content={{Subpages}}|autocollapse=true|width=}}

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 == Using Git and GitHub ==
-If you're new to Github they're many resources on the internet to learn more about it. Watching some youtube videos on the basics and trying it out by creating your own repository is a great way to get started.
+If you're new to git and/or github there are many resources on the internet to learn more about it. Watching some youtube videos on the basics and trying it out by creating your own repository is a great way to get started.
 === General Guidelines===
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 [[File:Gitworkflow.png|frame]]
-=== Git Repository Structure ===
+=== How Git Works ===
 To the right is a (large) diagram of git. The remote repository is the GitHub repository that you connect to via the lightning (internet).
 Before we discuss the local parts we need to briefly have an idea of how git stores information. Git does not store every single version of every single file. Instead it stores the "diff" (difference/changes) for each version in the history. This allows it to efficiently store the information of the full history without repeating and wasting a lot of data. This information is stored in the hidden git folders, so what you see for files on your computer is just your active workspace, but all the info about your local repository is there.
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 The diagram to the right also shows that commands to use to get between the different parts. Read our [https://github.com/IlliniSolarCar/git-cheatsheet Git Cheatsheet] for more on how to use each of this commands, I reccomend keeping this open to reference while looking through the cheatsheet.
 == Tutorials ==