Track changes of ImageJ version with Git

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Track changes of ImageJ version with Git

Marcel
I've heard that ImageJ has now a Git repository. Is it possible in Git to track changes of the code
(e.g. from ImageJ 1.43h to 1.43i)?

Thanks in advance for any information!
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Re: Track changes of ImageJ version with GIT

Michael Doube
Bio7 wrote:
> I've heard that ImageJ has now a Git repository. Is it possible in Git to
> track changes of the code
> (e.g. from ImageJ 1.43h to 1.43i)?

Sure - make a clone of the repo

]$ git clone git://pacific.mpi-cbg.de/imagej.git

It's being updated daily, so to update your local repo, cd to wherever
the repo is and:

]$ git pull

Then see the changes with

]$ gitk

I've failed to get this to integrate nicely with Eclipse and egit, which
would be cool.

> Thanks in advance for any information!
>
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Re: Track changes of ImageJ version with GIT

Marcel
Thanks for the reply. Sounds good.
I will start to learn more about Git.

Best regards

Marcel
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Re: Track changes of ImageJ version with GIT

Michael Doube
As an update to the above:

Eclipse and EGit now play very nicely with the ImageJ git repo, following the instructions here:
http://imagejdev.org/eclipse


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Re: Track changes of ImageJ version with GIT

Marcel
Already installed but have to learn the basics.

Thanks for the tip!