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I am making an effort to define and show examples of development operations for various parts of Flightgear Code and Data including all SourceForge Git repositories, Scenery, Aircraft, Aircraft Hangars, Airport Data. Add-Ons and anything else that can be used with Flightgear. | I am making an effort to define and show examples of development operations for various parts of Flightgear Code and Data including all SourceForge Git repositories, Scenery, Aircraft, Aircraft Hangars, Airport Data. Add-Ons and anything else that can be used with Flightgear. | ||
FGData | * FGData | ||
SimGear | * SimGear | ||
FlightGear | * FlightGear | ||
FGMeta | * FGMeta | ||
GetStart | * GetStart | ||
MacLauncher | * MacLauncher | ||
OpenRadar | * OpenRadar | ||
SceneryWeb | * SceneryWeb | ||
TerraGear | * TerraGear | ||
Windows | * Windows 3rdParty Deps | ||
* terrafs | |||
navdata | * navdata | ||
* Pipline | |||
mpmap.js | * mpmap.js | ||
I will be starting with the steps needed to create and maintain a personal Sourceforge Fork of the main repositories | # I will be starting with the steps needed to create and maintain a personal Sourceforge Fork of the main repositories | ||
# a local clone will be used to work with the next branch or with feature branches on either one of the personal forks or on the personal fork of another contributor, or git bisect operations. | |||
Then I'll be looking at the steps needed to do a build in Release, ReleaseWithDebInfo or Debug variants using the currently checked out branches or commits. We'll also examine git stash operations to preserve work on a feature branch, while bringing next up to date. | # Then I'll be looking at the steps needed to do a build in Release, ReleaseWithDebInfo or Debug variants using the currently checked out branches or commits. We'll also examine git stash operations to preserve work on a feature branch, while bringing next up to date. | ||
#Next I'll take a look at debug sessions including gdb at the command line, gdb in gdbgui, and possibly alternative editors like atom and visual studio code. | |||
Next I'll take a look at debug sessions including gdb at the command line, gdb in gdbgui, and possibly alternative editors like atom and visual studio code. | |||
* Creating a SourceForge fork | * Creating a SourceForge fork | ||