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Silly newbie question - cloning the repository

Tom Hayko
2021-02-10
2021-02-12
  • Tom Hayko

    Tom Hayko - 2021-02-10

    I'm having some issues using SVN or Git to clone the repository locally.

    Most of the docs I've found on cloning projects from SourceForge say to use the URL https://git.code.sf.net/p/PROJECTNAME/REPOSITORY/ but I don't know what PROJECTNAME and REPOSITORY should be. I've tried https://git.code.sf.net/p/myFP2ESP/code/ and https://git.code.sf.net/p/myFP2ESP/myFP2ESP/, but neither seem to work.

    I want to make sure I've got all the code, docs, etc on my local machine for reference, and potentially to modify the code so that I could add buttons to R3 WEMOS ESP32 CH340G solderless solution.

    I'd appreciate it if anybody could provide some assistance!

     
  • brownrb

    brownrb - 2021-02-11

    I believe I had posted this earlier in "Updates"
    https://github.com/brownrb/myFP2EFirmware

    Branch 135 is the latest we are working on at present.

    29-Dec-2020
    Firmware has been moved to GitHub.
    https://github.com/brownrb/myFP2EFirmware

    please download the firmware from the master branch - click on code and download as a zip file.
    Extract the zip file.

    Any errors of issues with firmware - post under "Issues" on GitHub, do not post issues here. They will go unanswered. Enure you include details of what the issue, how to reproduce it, and relevant log or config files necessary.

     
  • brownrb

    brownrb - 2021-02-11

    Please ignore the version numbers on Github, the revision numbers are pretty much irrelevant on GitHub. We are working on Branch 135 at the present which is the most up to date.

    When you to Github
    https://github.com/brownrb/myFP2EFirmware

    Click on Tags
    Then select the Release and you will then have a page which list the current release as a zip file. Download that zip file.

    You can also access the release page by using this link
    https://github.com/brownrb/myFP2EFirmware/releases

    I suggest book marking that in your web browser for future reference.

    I hope to transistion the firmware fully to GitHub as soon as the latest changes are merged into master. We will then retire the firmware here and link to Github instead.

    Cheers
    Robert

     

    Last edit: brownrb 2021-02-11
  • Tom Hayko

    Tom Hayko - 2021-02-11

    Thanks for the help Robert! Sorry to ask a question that I could have found the answer to myself :(

     
  • brownrb

    brownrb - 2021-02-12

    No problem, things changing rapidly now for this project so it was a timely reminder to myself to get my act together.

    Regards
    Robert

     

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