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Prerequisites
- You should have been SourceTree installed SourceTree program (https://www.sourcetreeapp.com)
- You have access to stash Bitbucket (https://servicesbitbucket.burti.lv/stash/projectsorg/burti)
How to get the project code on your machine
Please log into services.burti.lv/stash:
Make sure you are logged in to the Atlassian product suite. You most likely already are, if you are reading this.
Navigate to https://bitbucket.org/burtiChoose a project from the project list.
You will be able to see only the projects you have access to:
Please choose
Choose a Repository.
Since one A project may contain one or several repositories the , and a list of all available repositories is displayed:
On the left side under Actions, please click Clone button to clone (copy) repository to your computer. the top right corner of the screen press the Clone button.
Please note that under the "Source" label above the folder/file listing there is a dropdown saying "master", where you can select the branch you would like to clone from.
Please go Go through manual Usage of Git master and develop branches in code deployment to get an overall understanding about the branch concept and how we use it.
Tip Please note that stash Bitbucket will show you list all the files that repository hasare placed in the root folder of the repository. Usually it will contain just contain a "halcust" folder, but sometimes also "halpatch" and other folders if they are needed for customisations of your the system.
- A window with a repository URL a button Clone in SourceTree will appear.
Please click and several options and buttons will appear. In the top right corner drop-down select HTTPS instead of SSH.
Click on Clone in SourceTreeSourcetree.
- If Your Browser asks may ask for permission to launch your SourceTree program, please Click on Launch Application.
If you don't want to see this window again you may mark Remember my choice for all links of this type.
Then a Sourcetree program - kindly allow it to do so. A window will appear where you need to choose:
- Checkout branch (see point 4.)
- Destination Path (specify location where local files from repository will be stored)
- Bookmark Name (local name for repository: since there can be several projects you are working on, please choose convenient name for this repository).
Then please click Clone button.
Proceed to the destination path you have selected in the previous step.
If running a test environment on the same machine you are cloning this code to - you may either use symbolic links to link needed folders to your development environment or just copy the folders there.
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[-] To switch between branches double-click the required branch. If you don't see it under the BRANCHES section it means you have not checked it out from the server. For this expand the origin under REMOTES, find the needed branch and double-click it to check it out locally.
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[-] To refresh repository status (i.e. see if there are any changes) click on the Fetch button (this will not update files on local machine yet)
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[-] Use the Pull button to download the changes from repository to the local branch (selected in the step 7)
Please use
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Creating an archive
In the case when you need to create an archive of repository for instance to be send to another party, please do the following:
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