This section is primarily designed for the core OME developers who want to check out the main code base using Git. If you need guidance in installing, configuring and using Git, see the Using Git page.
OME code is stored in multiple git repositories, each of which is available from several locations.
Most OME development is currently happening on GitHub, therefore it is highly suggested that you become familiar with how it works, if not create an account for yourself.
There is extensive guidance on the Using Git page and the following examples assume you have set up your account using “gh” for your personal repositories and “origin” as the official repositories as described there.
Depending on which repository you cloned first, either origin/develop or gh/develop will be the “develop” branch of your own fork of openmicroscopy/openmicroscopy or openmicroscopy/bioformats. The example below assumes that “gh” is your own personal GitHub repository, and “origin” is the official openmicroscopy repository.
git reset --hard origin/develop   # Warning: This will delete any unsaved changes and commits to develop!
git push -f gh develop            # Warning: This will replace gh/develop with the official version remotely.
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