The development of MuseScore uses GitHub to host the code and
manage the collaboration of developers. GitHub is based on git,
a popular SCM, initially designed and developed by Linus
Torvalds for Linux kernel development. If you're a developer who
wants to work on the MuseScore source code and submit your
changes to be merged into the main code, here's how. Thanks to
Diaspora for their developer guide, which inspired this one. -
Got 15 minutes and want to learn Git? - Fork a repo at GitHub:
Most of the following on this page (on musescore.org) is from
this page on github.com. - Git documentation - includes videos.
- Git Ready - Learn Git one commit at a time. - Pro Git book -
Free PDF, EPub, online and can be bought in paper form. - Git
Cheat Sheet - From setup to advanced command in a condensed
form, color your git diff, status, etc... - Fork on GitHub
(click Fork button) - Clone to computer ( $ git clone
email@example.com:you/MuseScore.git) - Don't forget to cd into
your repo: ( $ cd MuseScore/) - Set up re