Getting Started
The best way to get going with SUCEM:FEM is to fork the development repository in git. This gives you your own repository to work with, should you want to make changes to the source code. Instructions for doing this can be found in the GitHub help files.
If you simply want to clone this repository, you can do so by typing the following into a console (assuming Linux):
git clone git://github.com/cemagg/sucem-fem.git sucem-fem
Note that this command will copy the entire history of the project. If you only want the most recent changes, use the --depth 1 command line argument.
Note that this pulls with read only access, and creates a folder sucem-fem containing the project source.
Basically this involves downloading and installing git (accepting the default options). On windows, a tool such as TortoiseGit can also be useful. Note that in this case, it may be better to choose openssh as an option as part of the installation process, which is not the default.
git clone [email protected]:USERNAME/sucem-fem.git sucem-fem
git remote add upstream [email protected]:cemagg/sucem-fem
git fetch upstream
git merge upstream/master
git status
git commit
git commit -a
git commit -a -m "Explanation of the commit."
git push
Pull Request Merging the Pull Request
