This is a prototype repository for the MicroBooNE AR project.
The author of this README.md (Ben) stresses that this is one of the first GitHub repositories he has setup. Some of the instructions may not quite work. Please let him know if something's wrong!
Git and Unity don't really get along all that well. In order to make them better bedfellows, it's recommended that everyone working uses the same version of Unity. The repository currently uses version 4.5.5.
These instructions will demonstrate how you can check the code out and run it with Unity. You do not need a GitHub account to do this. To checkout the project on a Mac, do the following:
git clone https://github.com/bcarls/aRMicroBooNE_test_1
This will create a directory with the Unity project in it. To periodically update, perform the following:
git pull origin master
In order to commit changes to the repository, you need to get a GitHub account. Secondly, email Ben and give him your GitHub username. He will add you as a contributor and you will be able to make commits. If you have only changed existing files, you can commit to your local git repository with:
git commit -m "This is a test commit"
Now, if you have added any new files to your working directory that you would like to commit do the following:
git add .
git commit -m "This is a test commit"
If you happen to delete files and would like to commit the change, do this instead:
git add --all
git commit -m "This is a test commit"
Remember that git creates a local repository in you local directory. The add and commit commands above only send changes to that local repository. If you want the changes moved to the master repository (what's at https://github.com/bcarls/aRMicroBooNE_test_1), you need to perform the following:
git push
When people run the pull command above to update their version, they will see your changes and be able to use them.
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