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Python Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis

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pynta

Particle tracking instrumentation and analysis in Python

For Developers

If you want to add or improve the code, the proper workflow is as follows:

  • Fork the repository into your own user space on Github.
  • Start a new branch based on develop if you are adding new functionality or on master if you are solving an ASAP bug.
  • Improve the code on that branch.
  • Once you are done, update your branch with the latest code from develop:
    git checkout develop
    git pull upstream develop
    git rebase develop my_branch
    
    where my_branch is the name of the branch you have started. More info here.
  • This leaves your branch with a history appended to the end of the history of develop. Then, you can just merge the branch into develop with --squash:
    git merge --squash my_branch
    git commit -m "description of your work"
    
    Important: When you do this, all the work that you have done on your branch will be condensed to a single commit into develop. Make sure you use a clear message. This makes tracking changes much easier, and the history of commits remains safe in your own repository.

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