History of Coding - github Initializing the Base

But even that can be wrong if the repository has not be built properly ( ((Pass 1 is Here|Coding - Pass 1)) ). First it assumes the user already has ssh access set up to github which may not be the case, so  https://github.com/lsces/bitweaver.git is a better starting point. But at the moment even this will not work as my version of the master repository is rather incomplete and messy. So I need to document building the right base before actually trying to use it. This starting point links to a number of submodules so the next step would be to clone them as well. So one drops down into the main bitweaver directory and runs.

But even that can be wrong if the repository has not be built properly ( ((Coding - Pass 1|Pass 1 is Here)) ). First it assumes the user already has ssh access set up to github which may not be the case, so  https://github.com/lsces/bitweaver.git is a better starting point. But at the moment even this will not work as my version of the master repository is rather incomplete and messy. So I need to document building the right base before actually trying to use it. This starting point links to a number of submodules so the next step would be to clone them as well. So one drops down into the main bitweaver directory and runs.

I've not actually tested the following yet, but some of it I had used while trying to find out where, for example, fisheye had disappeared to. That it turned out was down to git@github.com not allowing access, while the 443 version worked fine, as does the https:// one.

I've not actually tested the following yet, but some of it I had used while trying to find out where, for example, fisheye had disappeared to. That it turned out was down to git@github.com not allowing access, while the 443 version worked fine, as does the https:// one.

Much of the help I have been getting in using git has been via duck.ai and Mistral Small 3 chatbot. I've commented on it's accuracy in the blogs and the help has at times been less than productive. The key step 'git submodule add ' was missing until late in the thread! Yet it is key, and on now checking it DOES update the record in .gitmodules, so all of the directions to do this manually were simply wrong. The crib sheet above I am now sure can be much simplified now that I know where to look for the accurate usage instructions.

Much of the help I have been getting in using git has been via duck.ai and Mistral Small 3 chatbot. I've commented on it's accuracy in the blogs and the help has at times been less than productive. The key step 'git submodule add ' was missing until late in the thread! Yet it is key, and on now checking it DOES update the record in .gitmodules, so all of the directions to do this manually were simply wrong. The crib sheet above I am now sure can be much simplified now that I know where to look for the accurate usage instructions.