This is a template repository for a overlay repository for TCLB Solver. Kind of a layer you can put on top of the TCLB's repository to allow you to develop and share your models or cases in your own repo, without the "baggage" of the main repo.

After you create your own repository from this template you can:

git clone [email protected]:your_user/your_repo.git project
cd project
./update.sh

The update script.sh will checkout all the files of the TCLB solver and the two repositories (TCLB, and your overlay) will share the same directory. You can operate on your repository with the standard git commands with:

cp examples/flow/2d/karman.xml ./
## edit karman.xml with your favorite editor
git add karman.xml
git commit -m "My karman case"
git push

You can select the repo and branch with the --tclb url@branch option:

./update.sh --tclb [email protected]/my_user/TCLB.git # the my_user's fork
./update.sh --tclb [email protected]/my_user/TCLB.git@develop # develop branch from my_user's fork
./update.sh --tclb @develop # develop branch from the main repository

You can create a file .overlay.config with the default TCLB fork and branch to use when ./update.sh is run:

> cat .overlay.config
TCLB_FORK='my_user/TCLB'
TCLB_BRANCH='develop'
> git add .overlay.config
> git commit -m "Adding default TCLB repo and branch"

You can also use the commandline option from the previous section with --save to create this file.

And can operate on the TCLB repository with git tclb command:

git tclb remote add myfork [email protected]:my_user/TCLB.git
git tclb fetch myfork
git tclb switch -c fix/stuff
## fixing stuff in TCLB
git tclb commit -a -m "I fixed stuff"
git tclb push myfork fix/stuff
## Open pull request at:
## https://github.com/my_user/TCLB/pull/new/fix/stuff