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This project is a robot simulator designed so new developers in my graduate C++ class can learn to create a single program using git and fork. The result will be a simplified GPS-like localization model, useful for theoretical analysis of localization algorithms

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Robosim

The repository for Prof. Kruger's EE-553 Robosim project.

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Need to create an SSH key to push into the repository

GitHub has a great guide on how to do this! This guide will show you how to load ssh-agent when your terminal starts and add a new SSH key to ssh-agent and GitHub

Cloned the repository using HTTPS, but now have to push to the repository

In this instance, you'll need to change the remote url that git is pointing to. This can be done with a single git command that changes which website the remote called origin is pointing at. Once you run this, try to push again and you should be good to go!

Git command:

git remote set-url origin [insert your forked repo SSH link here]

Permission to StevensDeptECE/robosim.git denied

If you get this error, then most likely you are trying to push directly to the repository and do not have write access. Please fork the repository, add your changes to there, and then submit a pull request using the instructions from this section.

This guide is specifically written for creating a pull request from a fork, but the general guide on creating a pull request should be just as useful.

If you do need help with forking and submitting a pull request, then please go to the issues tab of this repository and open an issue.

How to create a pull request

GitHub also has an excellent guide on how to create a pull request: This guide

I personally use the CLI, but doing it through the website works just as well.

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This project is a robot simulator designed so new developers in my graduate C++ class can learn to create a single program using git and fork. The result will be a simplified GPS-like localization model, useful for theoretical analysis of localization algorithms

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