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To obtain the last GPL source, you simply need to do: | To obtain the last GPL source, you simply need to do: | ||
PROMPT>git clone https://github.com/yambo-code/yambo.git yambo | PROMPT>git clone https://github.com/yambo-code/yambo.git yambo | ||
No registration and/or password is required. Nevertheless we warmly invite all Yambo users to registed to Github and whenever possible. | No registration and/or password is required. Nevertheless we warmly invite all Yambo users to registed to Github and whenever possible. | ||
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Github offers the feature to automatically convert the git repo during the download. However remember that the repository in svn like form will be much bigger (~300 MB) that in git form (16 MB). Thus it is better to directly specify which branch you would like to downloand in that case: | Github offers the feature to automatically convert the git repo during the download. However remember that the repository in svn like form will be much bigger (~300 MB) that in git form (16 MB). Thus it is better to directly specify which branch you would like to downloand in that case: | ||
PROMPT>svn co https://github.com/yambo-code/yambo.git/branches/4.1 | PROMPT>svn co https://github.com/yambo-code/yambo.git/branches/4.1 yambo-4.1 | ||
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PROMPT>svn co https://github.com/yambo-code/yambo.git/tags/4.1.2 | PROMPT>svn co https://github.com/yambo-code/yambo.git/tags/4.1.2 yambo-4.1.2 | ||
Revision as of 11:59, 21 February 2017
The Yambo source can be downloaded from the Git-Hub hosting service.
Either a full access to the git repository or tar-balls are available.
Getting the latest snapshot with git
For those of you who don't know what git is, git is a version control system for tracking changes in computer files and coordinating work on those files among multiple people. It is primarily used for software development.
For more information, see here.
You need to have git installed on your machine to download the Yambo source.
To obtain the last GPL source, you simply need to do:
PROMPT>git clone https://github.com/yambo-code/yambo.git yambo
No registration and/or password is required. Nevertheless we warmly invite all Yambo users to registed to Github and whenever possible. Please notice that doing so you will download the whole yambo repository, thus included all previous releases. To see the list of releases just do
PROMPT>git branch -a PROMPT>git checkout 4.1
to switch to a specific version (X.Y) among the ones listed after the command "git branch -a" (X.Y=4.1 in the example). For production we suggest to always checkout a specific branch and not to stay in the master which maybe less stable. The branch corresponding to the version X.Y is always kept at the last patch-level. However if you need to checkout a specific patch-level you can do
PROMPT>git tag PROMPT>git checkout 4.1.2
to switch to a specific release (X.Y.Z) among the ones listed after the command "git tag" (X.Y.Z=4.1.2 in the example).
Getting the latest snapshot with subversion
If you are more familiar with subversion you can also download the whole repository in svn form. Github offers the feature to automatically convert the git repo during the download. However remember that the repository in svn like form will be much bigger (~300 MB) that in git form (16 MB). Thus it is better to directly specify which branch you would like to downloand in that case:
PROMPT>svn co https://github.com/yambo-code/yambo.git/branches/4.1 yambo-4.1
or
PROMPT>svn co https://github.com/yambo-code/yambo.git/tags/4.1.2 yambo-4.1.2
Getting a dedicated branch inside the gpl repository (experimental)
Yambo is a GPL code mantained by a small team of researchers. If you would like to help us coding new features or simply you would like to modify the code for your needs, we advise to follow the online tutorial Developing yambo. Together with this tutorial we can also give you write permission inside the GPL repository. Thus, in case you are interested, please contact the yambo team yambo@yambo-code.org and we will be glad to set up a specific branch for your needs.
GIT/SVN repository ? No thanks, I want the tar-balls
In this case go directly to the download page:
of the Yambo Git-hub project and download the wanted release. If you need any further help regarding the access to the Yambo download page please send an E-mail to yambo@yambo-code.org