IPython
1.x
Introduction
What’s new in IPython
Installation
Using IPython for interactive work
Using IPython for parallel computing
Configuration and customization
IPython developer’s guide
Working with IPython source code
Install git
Following the latest source
Making a patch
Git for development
Making your own copy (fork) of ipython
Set up your fork
Configure git
Development workflow
git resources
Messaging in IPython
Messaging for Parallel Computing
Connection Diagrams of The IPython ZMQ Cluster
The IPython API
About IPython
IPython
Docs
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IPython developer’s guide
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Working with IPython source code
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Git for development
Edit on GitHub
Git for development
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Contents:
Making your own copy (fork) of ipython
Set up and configure a github account
Create your own forked copy of ipython
Set up your fork
Overview
In detail
Configure git
Overview
In detail
Advanced git configuration
Other configuration recommended by Yarik
Development workflow
Workflow summary
Making a new feature branch
The editing workflow
Asking for code review
Asking for your changes to be merged with the main repo
Merging from trunk
Deleting a branch on github
Several people sharing a single repository
Exploring your repository