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Groques: Add e.g. example to clarify command instructions

2020-04-27T17:59:59Z

Add e.g. example to clarify command instructions

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	=Updating a Repository After You Cloned It=		=Updating a Repository After You Cloned It=
	Navigate to the repository in the command line using the <code>cd</code> or "change directory" command:		Navigate to the repository in the command line using the <code>cd</code> or "change directory" command (e.g. <code>cd ~/.FreeCAD/Mod/ose-3d-printer-workbench</code>):

	cd path/to/repository		cd path/to/repository

Groques: Add period to sentence

2020-04-25T21:06:23Z

Add period to sentence

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	git clone https://github.com/gbroques/ose-3d-printer-workbench		git clone https://github.com/gbroques/ose-3d-printer-workbench

	This will install this directory on your drive (to download the [[3D Printer Workbench]]		This will install this directory on your drive (to download the [[3D Printer Workbench]]).

	=Updating a Repository After You Cloned It=		=Updating a Repository After You Cloned It=

Groques: Format git clone command like a code block

2020-04-25T21:06:00Z

Format git clone command like a code block

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	Git Clone is a useful command in [[Linux Shell]]. ~~Example~~:		Git Clone is a useful command in [[Linux Shell]]. For example:

	git clone https://github.com/gbroques/ose-3d-printer-workbench		git clone https://github.com/gbroques/ose-3d-printer-workbench

	This will install this directory on your drive (to download the [[3D Printer Workbench]]		This will install this directory on your drive (to download the [[3D Printer Workbench]]

Groques: Add link for details on git pull command

2020-04-25T21:05:33Z

Add link for details on git pull command

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	cd path/to/repository		cd path/to/repository

	~~Run~~ the <code>git pull</code> command to update the repository.		Then, run the <code>git pull</code> command to update the repository.

			For more information see https://git-scm.com/docs/git-pull.

	=Git Clone a New Civilization=		=Git Clone a New Civilization=

Groques: Improve instructions for updating repository

2020-04-25T20:59:08Z

Improve instructions for updating repository

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	This will install this directory on your drive (to download the [[3D Printer Workbench]]		This will install this directory on your drive (to download the [[3D Printer Workbench]]

	=~~Overwrite Protection~~=		=Updating a Repository After You Cloned It=
	~~By default you can't overwrite when you are updating. So remove~~ the ~~past one~~:		Navigate to the repository in the command line using the <code>cd</code> or "change directory" command:

	~~rm -r directoryname.~~		cd path/to/repository

	~~Then you can Git Clone again~~.		Run the <code>git pull</code> command to update the repository.

	=Git Clone a New Civilization=		=Git Clone a New Civilization=

Marcin: /* Git Clone a New Civilization */

2020-04-25T02:04:50Z

Git Clone a New Civilization

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	=Git Clone a New Civilization=		=Git Clone a New Civilization=
	This is what the [[Open Source Ecology]] project is all about.		This is what the [[Open Source Ecology]] project is all about.

			=Links=

			#[[3D_Printer_Workbench_2020#Summary]]

Marcin at 02:03, 25 April 2020

2020-04-25T02:03:53Z

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	Then you can Git Clone again.		Then you can Git Clone again.

			=Git Clone a New Civilization=
			This is what the [[Open Source Ecology]] project is all about.

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2020-04-25T02:01:35Z

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Git Clone is a useful command in [[Linux Shell]]. Example:

git clone https://github.com/gbroques/ose-3d-printer-workbench

This will install this directory on your drive (to download the [[3D Printer Workbench]]

=Overwrite Protection=
By default you can't overwrite when you are updating. So remove the past one:

rm -r directoryname.

Then you can Git Clone again.