I installed Eclipse to the T drive on my lab computer because I decided that would be my development environment. I also determined I wanted my Git clone to be on my T drive as well. So I used <code>cd</code> to get into the T drive and typed the command: <code> git clone https://github.com/lmu-bioinformatics/xmlpipedb.git</code>. I used <code> cd </code> To get into the clone folder: <code>xmlpipedb</code>. I switched to the "s-flexneri" branch: <code> git checkout s-flexneri </code> so my commits will be in the proper branch. | I installed Eclipse to the T drive on my lab computer because I decided that would be my development environment. I also determined I wanted my Git clone to be on my T drive as well. So I used <code>cd</code> to get into the T drive and typed the command: <code> git clone https://github.com/lmu-bioinformatics/xmlpipedb.git</code>. I used <code> cd </code> To get into the clone folder: <code>xmlpipedb</code>. I switched to the "s-flexneri" branch: <code> git checkout s-flexneri </code> so my commits will be in the proper branch. |