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Neurorobotics Platform
BrainSimulation
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This repository is part of the Neurorobotics Platform software
Copyright (C) Human Brain Project
https://neurorobotics.ai
The Human Brain Project is a European Commission funded project
in the frame of the
[
Horizon2020 FET Flagship plan
](
http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/en/h2020-section/fet-flagships
)
.
You are free to clone this repository and amend its code with respect to
the license that you find in the root folder.
## Submitting a pull request
To submit code changes (pull requests) as a person external to the project, do as follows.
0.
Log in to Bitbucket
1.
Fork the project: "+" button, "Fork this repository".
2.
Clone the forked project (eg.
```git clone git@bitbucket.org:[USERNAME]/[REPOSITORY].git```
)
3.
Create a branch. Give it an explicit name referring a ticket number in
[
Jira
](
https://hbpneurorobotics.atlassian.net
)
4.
Do your code changes
5.
Commit your changes.
**Make sure**
your commit message starts with
```[<ticket_number>]```
.
Example: "[NUIT-10] My new feature"
6.
```git push```
7.
Click on the url provided on the console output for the previous command to create the pull request
8.
A core developer will eventually review your pull request and approve or comment it
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