# add my repo as a remote repo (you only need to to this once!)
git remote add bernd https://github.com/berndhahnebach/FreeCAD_bhb
# fetch my repo (you need to do this every time there have been changes in my branch)
git fetch bernd
# if you only would like to test my femconcrete
git chechout remotes/bernd/femconcrete
# there will be the message in the regard of detached head because you are not in a local branch
# compile and test and what ever
# a few days later or a few hours later, when I have made change, just
git fetch bernd
git checkout remotes/bernd/femconcrete
# compile test ...
# if you would like to add an own commit and are in my remote repo in detached head
git checkout -b somenameharrywouldliketogivehisdevelopment
HarryvL wrote: ↑Sat Jun 15, 2019 10:06 am
I am not sure what "reinforce_ratio" does/did. Is it this the minimum reinforcement ratio from input? That what is called r0 later on?
yes
HarryvL wrote: ↑Sat Jun 15, 2019 10:06 am
And reinforce_yield? Is this the input value of the yield strength of the steel? It is deleted and then added back in?
yes, this is just because of the way diff formats the changes.
HarryvL wrote: ↑Sat Jun 15, 2019 10:06 am
And where does that get linked to fy in the code? Anyway, it is probably easiest for me to just run a few test cases.
# add my repo as a remote repo (you only need to to this once!)
git remote add bernd https://github.com/berndhahnebach/FreeCAD_bhb
# fetch my repo (you need to do this every time there have been changes in my branch)
git fetch bernd
# if you only would like to test my femconcrete
git chechout remotes/bernd/femconcrete
# there will be the message in the regard of detached head because you are not in a local branch
# compile and test and what ever
# a few days later or a few hours later, when I have made change, just
git fetch bernd
git checkout remotes/bernd/femconcrete
# compile test ...
# if you would like to add an own commit and are in my remote repo in detached head
git checkout -b somenameharrywouldliketogivehisdevelopment