and then make install, and it automatically goes to the configured tree?
On 06/10/2018 01:33 PM, Chad Parker wrote:
> you have to replace "LP1773409" with
> "home/cparker/route_styles_via_sm_clearance". In general, the syntax is
>
> git checkout <branch name>
> git pull
>
> The first command switches your source tree to the specified branch. The
> second command checks the server and merges any updates into your source
> tree. So, in this case you want to do
>
> git checkout home/cparker/route_styles_via_sm_clearance
> git pull
>
> The first time you checkout a branch, it downloads it from the server,
> so, the git pull is not necessary, but it doesn't hurt. So, if you're
> not sure if you already have the branch downloaded, you should just run
> it.
>
and then make install, and it automatically goes to the configured tree?
On 06/10/2018 01:33 PM, Chad Parker wrote: route_styles_ via_sm_ clearance" . In general, the syntax is route_styles_ via_sm_ clearance
> you have to replace "LP1773409" with
> "home/cparker/
>
> git checkout <branch name>
> git pull
>
> The first command switches your source tree to the specified branch. The
> second command checks the server and merges any updates into your source
> tree. So, in this case you want to do
>
> git checkout home/cparker/
> git pull
>
> The first time you checkout a branch, it downloads it from the server,
> so, the git pull is not necessary, but it doesn't hurt. So, if you're
> not sure if you already have the branch downloaded, you should just run
> it.
>