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To check out the Application layer source code:
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git clone git://github.com/collectionspace/application.git
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You will then see a newly-created application
directory. Change into this directory.
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To view (read-only) the stable Application layer source code for a particular version of CollectionSpace, such as a version of CollectionSpace that your museum is targeting:
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git checkout {version_number_goes_here}
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Be sure to substitute your desired version number, such as v
, for { Wiki Markup {multi-excerpt-include:pageTitle=VERSION INCLUSIONS|name=CSPACE-VERSION|nopanel=true}
version_number_goes_here
} in the command above, as in this example:
To work with the stable Application layer source code for a particular version of CollectionSpace, in a newly-created local branch - a place in which you can make your own changes based on that version:
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Be sure to substitute your branch name for {your_branch_name_goes_here}, and the desired version number, such as v
, for { Wiki Markup {multi-excerpt-include:pageTitle=VERSION INCLUSIONS|name=CSPACE-VERSION|nopanel=true}
version_number_goes_here
} in the command above, as in this example:
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To view a list of available version numbers, each representing the stable Application source code ("tagged" release) for a particular version of CollectionSpace:
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Test
Within the directory into which you just downloaded the Application layer source code, you should see a set of files and directories that looks much like the ones listed here:
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