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This page is part of [[Radio Astronomy: Tools and Techniques]] | This page is part of [[Radio Astronomy: Tools and Techniques]] | ||
Revision as of 14:29, 14 September 2011
Revision Control
Introduction
Revision Control is broad topic, but it is primarily concerned with managing changes. One of the currently-in-vogue revision control tools is Git.
GIT
Topical Videos
Links
- For an overview of common GIT commands, see this cheat sheet and this guide. You can also get help on any GIT command by typing:
git help {command}
- GIT Tutorial
- A well written tutorial on Git, with some nice figures illustrating how Git works Professional Version Control
This page is part of Radio Astronomy: Tools and Techniques
