Initial Setup UMaine Electrical and Computer （初始设置UMaine电气和计算机）.pdfVIP

Using Git for ECE-486 Labs Spring 2017 An ECE Git server has been set up to facilitate collaboration within lab groups and to allow TA/Instructor access to lab work. The server is located at Lab group “projects” have been set up with lab team members given read/write access to the projects. All code submitted for grading must be uploaded to the Git repository for the lab group by the due-date for the assignment. TAs will only grade the copy of the assignment which has been pushed to the repository before the deadline. A great introduction to the use of Git can be found in Scott Chacon’s “Pro Git” book, which is published by Apress and is available online at /book Look here (and especially in Chapter 2) for the real details on how to install and use Git. The remainder of this document gives some essential commands for using Git to support your labs for ECE-486. Initial Setup 1. Log into the server. If you have not already, log into the Git repository server using your MaineStreet credentials. You’ll need to log in once in order to register your name on the system so that TAs can add you to your appropriate lab group team. Once you’ve logged in, check to see if you’ve been added to the team for the software project for your lab group. The project name will be something like “ece486_2017_group_04. If you don’t see the project, see a TA and ask them to add you to the team. Then re-check. 2. Set up your “Git identity” that Git uses when you access the system: git config --global John Doe git config --global user.email johndoe@ 3. Set up an SSH Key to allow connection between your computer and gitlab: Log into the