Useful commands

• http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2010/09/rsync-command-examples/

Github workflow

• A successful Git branching model

Updating the doc @ http://agile-geoscience.github.com/modelr/

Get the repositories:

• git clone [email protected]:agile-geoscience/modelr.git
• git clone [email protected]:agile-geoscience/modelr.git doc_modelr

Build the documentation:

• cd modelr/doc
• make html

Update the documentation page:

• cd -
• cd doc_modelr
• git checkout gh-pages
• rsync -zvr ../modelr/_build/html/ . -- copy the web content
• git add -A -- Add the files to git
• git ci -m "updated doc" -- Make a commit
• git push origin gh-pages:gh-pages -- Push the commit to github.

Updating PyPi release

This will allow people to run easy install modelr.

As an initial step crate the file .pypirc with the following information:

[distutils]
index-servers =
    pypi

[pypi]
username:agile.geoscience
password:agile.geo123

If you are working with git:

• choose a new-version-name
• edit version.txt in the main directory to contain new-version-name.
• git tag new-version-name -- create a new tag
• git push --tags -- push the tags to github
• python setup.py sdist upload -- push the release to pypi