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| − | [[IDempiere|Table of Contents]] |
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| − | [[IDempiere/Install_Prerequisites_on_Ubuntu|Install Prerequisites on Ubuntu]] |
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| − | Download the Code |
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| − | [[IDempiere/Setting_up_Eclipse|Setting up Eclipse]]
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| − | == Cloning iDempiere ==
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| − | iDempiere sources are hosted at [http://bitbucket.org/idempiere/idempiere Atlassian Bitbucket], you can download the complete project with:
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| − | cd $HOME/sources
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| − | hg clone https://bitbucket.org/idempiere/idempiere
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| − | Please replace $HOME/sources with the folder where you wish to download the whole sources, at least 2 GB are required.
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| − | === Tip: Incremental clone ===
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| − | It is reported repeatedly that hg clone operation tends to fail because of bandwidth.
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| − | Mercurial doesn't support directly to do incremental clone, so the trick is to clone the first revision and then incrementally pull sets of revisions, for example:
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| − | hg clone -r 1 https://bitbucket.org/idempiere/idempiere
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| − | cd idempiere
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| − | hg pull -r 100 -u
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| − | hg pull -r 200 -u
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| − | hg pull -r 300 -u
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| − | hg pull -r 400 -u
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| − | hg pull -r 500 -u
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| − | ... and so on until the actual revision of the repository
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| − | === Tip: Zipped full repo ===
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| − | Another tip for downloading over slow lines is to download the whole repo from [http://sourceforge.net/projects/idempiere/files/v1.0c/source-repo/idempiere_hgrepo_v1.0c.zip/download idempiere_hgrepo_v1.0c.zip].
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| − | Unzip the file, and then do
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| − | hg -v pull -u
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| − | == Local experimentation clone ==
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| − | Once you have downloaded the sources from bitbucket you can easily clone locally your downloaded repository (for example for experimentation purposes) with an instruction like this:
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| − | cd $HOME/sources
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| − | hg clone idempiere myexperiment
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| − | This way you could experiment with a local clone instead of the downloaded from bitbucket (in order to keep it pristine).
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| − | == Keeping up to date ==
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| − | When you want to synchronize your local clone with bitbucket again you can do it with:
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| − | cd $HOME/sources/idempiere
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| − | hg pull -u
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| − | and/or, similarly for your local clone
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| − | cd $HOME/sources/myexperiment
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| − | hg pull -u
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| − | Note that first one will pull from bitbucket, and second will pull from your local clone.
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