Using Github for DSpace development

Jul 18, 20132 likes1,806 views

In May 2012, DSpace migrated from the centralized source code management system SVN to Github. While many participants in the community still regard this migration as a technical “under the hood” evolution, it comes with important benefits for repository managers and developers. This workshop presentation features: • General, non-DSpace related Github basics • How DSpace repository managers and committers use github • A few must know details about the underlying Git protocol The bulk of the workshop will be spent in guiding the participants with hands-on parts: • Creating a Github account • Forking their own DSpace repository • Installing Git on their local laptops • Using the Github Windows or Mac client for moving changes from their local machine back to Github Participant Profile This workshop is suited for both repository managers and developers. No prior programming or version control management is required. As a consequences, this workshop will not bring anything new to seasoned developers if they are already experienced working with Git and Github. Format The ideal format would be a one hour session with around 20-50 attendees in a room where they can work on their own laptops. However, the content can be tuned to fit any format.

www.atmire.com
Introduction to Github
Modern source code management for DSpace
Ivan Masár
Bram Luyten

OUTLINE
What are Git and Github
Using Git and Github locally at your
institution
Contributing back to DSpace

WHAT ARE GIT AND GITHUB
Decentralized source code management protocol
Free web based software project hosting
Git is used as underlying source code
management protocol

USING GIT AND GITHUB
Creating an account on Github
Contributing through the Github Web UI
Installing Git on your laptop
Using Git on Windows

FORK THE DSPACE PROJECT
http://github.com/DSpace/DSpace

MODIFYING THE CODE IN YOUR OWN FORK
Create a new branch. Do NOT work on master

PREVIEW: OVERVIEW OF CHANGES
Red line: deleted - Green line: added

INSTALLING GIT ON WINDOWS (4)
Run > bash

USING GIT ON WINDOWS
Edit & Paste into Bash interpreter

WORKING WITH REMOTE REPOSITORIES (1)
git remote add upstream git://github.com/DSpace/DSpace.git
upstream is the local name for this remote repository
the url is now associated with the name “upstream”
git fetch upstream
getting up to date list of branches from the remote
repository.
git pull upstream master
get the actual changes of the master branch and merge
them with your local code.
Goal: keeping your repository up to date

WORKING WITH A LOCAL BRANCH
git branch
lists branches and tells you which branch you’re on
git branch mylocalbugfix
create a branch from the current branch you’re on
git checkout mylocalbugfix
move to the branch you just created
git checkout master
go back to the master branch
git branch -d mylocalbugfix
deleting the branch you just created. This will give you a
warning if the code is still only in your local clone. -D allows
you to force delete
git branch -D mylocalbugfix

COMMITTING TO YOUR LOCAL BRANCH
git commit -a
This will commit all current changes and open up your editor to
provide a commit message.
-a will commit all current changes
An alternative is that you explicitly specify which files need to
be committed.
git add path/to/file

MORE ON THE COMMAND LINE GIT
http://bit.ly/learning-git

DSPACE CONTRIBUTION WORKFLOW
Lowering your own maintenance costs
Prestige and achievement
Giving & receiving community support
Learn from others
Fun

BUG TRACKING AND FEATURE REQUESTS
http://jira.duraspace.org/browse/DS

HIGHLEVEL DSPACE GITHUB WORKFLOW
“Fork”
Contributor copies the DSpace code repository
to his/her own Github account
“Clone”
Checks out a local copy of the newly created fork
“Branch”
Creates a branch for development work related
to a particular issue in JIRA
“Commit”
Modifying the code locally
“Publish Branch”
Pushing your changes to your personal Github
account

FINAL STEP: FIRING YOUR PULL REQUEST
Done! Your code can now be
evaluated for inclusion

AFTER FIRING THE PULL REQUEST
Generally, your code will be evaluated by 2
committers prior to inclusion
Further discussion about your approach
can follow on JIRA or in Github comments
You can help the committers by doing your
own evaluation on pull requests
by others

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We look forward to
your contributions!
http://jira.duraspace.org/browse/DS
http://github.com/DSpace/DSpace
https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSPACE/Development+with+Git

CREDITS
http://earaya.github.io/glearn/#/2/6
http://git.or.cz/course/svn.html
http://pcottle.github.io/learnGitBranching/

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