The repo contains all the code and other files to run the Polaris Neural Network.
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##Installation Process
Copy and paste the following command in the terminal window of your local machine:
git clone https://[email protected]/NorthstarPrecisionVietnam/PolarisNNet/_git/PolarisNNet
When prompted for a password, click on the "Repos" tab and click "Clone" button in the top left corner .
Click "Generate Git Credentials" and copy the password. Paste it into the terminal window on your local machine.
You need to repeat this process exactly for the local_orch repo. Go to the top of the page and click the orange icon where it says PolarisNNet / Repos / Files /...
Use this icon to switch between repos. Below is the command for cloning the local_orch repo:
git clone https://[email protected]/NorthstarPrecisionVietnam/PolarisNNet/_git/local_orch
You should now have both repos on your local machine.
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##Creating a New Branch
Create a new branch for each Jetson station:
git checkout -b <insert branch name>
Branch name should be the IP address. Or at least that is what the others are named after.
Now save the changes to Azure Devops:
git push --set-upstream origin <branch name>
Replace with the actual branch name
TODO: Describe the different functions of Azure Devops.
Listed below are common git commands needed for updating files as you edit:
Git Command | Action |
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git clone | Copies repository onto your local machine |
git add | Adds files to be commited |
git commit -m "MESSAGE" | Saves snapshots of files added to local machine only. Replace MESSAGE with edit message |
git status | States some difference between the local branch and the master file |
git push | Saves all committed files to the server. In this case that is Azure Devops |
git pull | Downloads the latest versions of all the files onto your local machine |
git log | Displays a log of all the changes in the repository |
git branch | States all the branches and which branch you currently reside in |
git checkout -b | Creates a new branch. Replace with the new branch name |
git merge | Merges the branch back to the master file on the server |
TODO: Explain how other users and developers can contribute to make your code better.
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