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# Determine if the contribution is already listed in the bug tracker: http://issues.itk.org
# Determine if the contribution is already listed in the bug tracker: http://issues.itk.org
# Add proposed contribution (if necessary) and assign it to yourself  (NOTE THE BUG ID link i.e. 2287)
# Add proposed contribution (if necessary) and assign it to yourself  (NOTE THE BUG ID link i.e. ITK-2287)
# Create a new branch called "BUG2287" from the updated git ITK master branch
# Create a new branch called "ITK-2287" from the updated git ITK master branch
# Make proposed changes on branch "BUG2287", thoroughly test changes, submit dashboard indicating (NOTE THE DASHBOARD link )
# Make proposed changes on branch "ITK-2287", thoroughly test changes, submit dashboard indicating (NOTE THE DASHBOARD link )
# Merge BUG2287 branch into master, commit changes with a comment that includes both the BUGID and link to dashboard indicating that the contribution introduces no new errors.
# Merge ITK-2287 branch into master, commit changes with a comment that includes both the BUGID and link to dashboard indicating that the contribution introduces no new errors.
# Close the JIRA issue, and include the commit hash key as a comment when closing.
# Close the JIRA issue, and include the commit hash key as a comment when closing.


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git fetch origin
git fetch origin
git checkout master
git checkout master
git branch BUG0011074
git branch ITK-2287
git checkout BUG0011074
git checkout ITK-2287
vim CMakeLists.txt  # Edit to change the version number
vim CMakeLists.txt  # Edit to change the version number
git add CMakeLists.txt
git add CMakeLists.txt
git commit
git commit -m"BUG:  Issue resolved for bug ITK-2287"
git checkout master
git checkout master
git merge BUG0011074
git merge ITK-2287
git push origin
git push origin
git branch -d BUG0011074
git branch -d ITK-2287
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Revision as of 13:05, 8 June 2013

Best practices process for contributing to ITK.

Bugs/Feature enhancements best practices guide

  1. Determine if the contribution is already listed in the bug tracker: http://issues.itk.org
  2. Add proposed contribution (if necessary) and assign it to yourself (NOTE THE BUG ID link i.e. ITK-2287)
  3. Create a new branch called "ITK-2287" from the updated git ITK master branch
  4. Make proposed changes on branch "ITK-2287", thoroughly test changes, submit dashboard indicating (NOTE THE DASHBOARD link )
  5. Merge ITK-2287 branch into master, commit changes with a comment that includes both the BUGID and link to dashboard indicating that the contribution introduces no new errors.
  6. Close the JIRA issue, and include the commit hash key as a comment when closing.

Example

To update the ITK version number, the follow process could be followed:

Create a JIRA issue stating what you want to accomplish. Assign issue to yourself.

git fetch origin
git checkout master
git branch ITK-2287
git checkout ITK-2287
vim CMakeLists.txt   # Edit to change the version number
git add CMakeLists.txt
git commit  -m"BUG:  Issue resolved for bug ITK-2287"
git checkout master
git merge ITK-2287
git push origin
git branch -d ITK-2287

Close the JIRA issue with reference to the commit hash key.

Changing commit history

Git has some powerful tools to refactor the commit history. For example,

git commit --amend

can be used to change the content or commit message from the last commit.

git rebase -i

can be used to merge incremental commits into logical units.

These can be very convenient functions, but they should only be used on a local repository before the changes have been published to a public location.