The team on the organization account then creating a blank git repo where everybody on the team has push/pull access. The organization account then requests the individual programmers to join a team on the organization account. I am assuming that everyone has a Git client, like Android Studio, and at least one person has access to a Git command line.Įach individual programmer has a GitHub account, and the team has an organization account. I am going to try to explain my team's process as simply as possible, comment if you want any clarification or help with the proper git command. Maybe this is intended for more advanced users & we should stick with Google Drive?
Is there a written explanation of this procedure for beginners? We have tried a few Git & GitHub tutorials, but haven't found anything which has put it all together for us yet into a usable system. We have tried both, but neither seems to be what we want. It sounds like using GitHub is the best way to go, but none of us have any experience with it.ĭo we fork or clone (and what exactly is the difference)? Do we need to set up an Organization account or individual GitHub accounts? How do we get just the beta-branch? When we select "Check out project from Version Control" in AS, it asks which Gradle Project data to import - ftc_app or :FtcRobotController. This year we have up to 5 programmers who may be working simultaneously on different OpModes, which should all be in the same project. java files and manually copied them into Android Studio to be loaded to the Robot Controller.
Last year we only had 2 programmers/computers to keep track of, so we just used Google Drive as a place to store individual.
What procedures do you use to combine OpModes into a single project when you have multiple programmers working on separate computers?
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