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Remember to run ./build.sh test before opening a pull request.
Before contributing, check out this quick guide to Django.
For a full guide, refer to the django docs. Download Git, Python, and Pip Once pip is installed, run
> pip install django
Using the git command line installed with git, execute
> git clone https://github.com/cyclerdan/Projtrack3.git
In cmd, execute
> cd Projtrack3\ctleweb
> python manage.py runserver 8080
to start the development server running.
Ensure that git, python, and pip are present on your system. If they are, run
$ pip install --user django
$ git clone https://github.com/cyclerdan/Projtrack3.git
to set up the project and
$ cd Projtrack3/ctleweb
$ python manage.py runserver 8080
to run the server.
When contributing to the project:
- Branch with
git branch [name]followed bygit checkout [name]. This will allow your changes to be made safely in a separate working tree. - Make whatever changes you need and periodically save them by running
git add *; git commit -am "[message]"; git push origin [name] - When you've finished what you're working on, go to Github and file a pull request. The branch will then be tested before being merged with master.
Only working code should ever be committed to master.
Since the binary files and database files are not being shared, the administrative/user accounts will not be shared on the Github repository. In order to access admin functions on the development server, you'll need to run python manage.py createsuperuser to set up the environment.
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