Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of StartModMaint

Timestamp:

Dec 3, 2013, 3:02:15 PM (9 years ago)

Author:

Beman Dawes

Comment:

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StartModMaint

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  * A (free) [http://www.github.com GitHub] account. See [wiki:StartGitHub Getting Started with GitHub.]
  * A compiler and development environment installed and working smoothly.
- * Modular Boost installed as described in [wiki:TryModBoost Getting Started with Modular Boost]. Be sure to run the suggested libs/system/tests tests to be sure your installation and compiler are working together.
+ * Modular Boost installed as described in [wiki:TryModBoost Getting Started with Modular Boost].
  * {{{b2}}} in your path. That allows most of the command line examples given here to work as shown on both Windows and POSIX-like systems. 
 
 == Verify Tests Working ==
 
-Before making any changes to you library, which we will call "mylib", be sure the test suite is working in the modular Boost environment:
+Before making any changes to you library, which we will call {{{mylib}}}, be sure the test suite is working in the modular Boost environment:
 
 {{{
-cd /modular-boost/libs/mylib
+cd modular-boost/libs/mylib
 git checkout develop
+git pull
 cd test
 b2
 }}}
 
-The results should be the same as trunk tests before the conversion. If they aren't, you probably want to resolved that before proceeding.
-
 == Fix a simple bug == 
 
-These commands could be used for any Git project, modular or not, so hopefully you are already familiar with them:
+These commands could be used for any Git project, modular or not, so hopefully you are already somewhat familiar with them:
 
 {{{
@@ -35 +34 @@
 git checkout develop
 # make edits
-# test
+# test as above
 git commit -a -m "my bug fix"
-git push origin develop
+git push
 }}}