Superalgos - Tutorial Step - Double Trouble?

Tutorial Step - Double Trouble?

Many users choose to run the two branches from separate folders! This seems like a sensible solution for active contributors!

You may have two clones of your fork running from separate folders, each on different branches.

Note: Two instances of Superalgos running from different folders are completely independent. They run distinct workspaces and output unique data.

Tip: Such a setup allows you to run the stable version for your production tasks, and the version in another branch to contribute and test new features! But you can't run two versions at the same time, unless you change ports!

Beyond the Basics — TOC

You just did step 11 in the tutorial.

1. Beyond the Basics Tutorial

2. Tutorial - The Advanced Stuff!

3. Tutorial Step - You Are In Command

4. Tutorial Step - Free For Everyone?

5. Tutorial Step - A Brilliant Idea

6. Tutorial Step - What is a Contribution?

7. Tutorial Step - What About Free Riders?

8. Tutorial Step - Switching Branches

9. Tutorial Step - Now the Current Branch

10. Tutorial Step - Before You Switch

11. Tutorial Step - Double Trouble?

12. Tutorial Step - Let's Switch Already!

13. Tutorial Step - Welcome Back!

14. Tutorial Step - Update the App!

15. Tutorial Step - Let's Add Your Review!

16. Tutorial Step - Did It Work?

17. Tutorial Step - Breaking Up The Command

18. Tutorial Step - Editing Crash Course

19. Tutorial Step - Don't Forget to Sign!

20. Tutorial Step - Don't Forget to Save!

21. Tutorial Step - Get Ready to Push!

22. Tutorial Step - Translation for Mere Mortals

23. Tutorial Step - GitHub.com Authentication

24. Tutorial Step - GitHub.com Auth Clip

25. Tutorial Step - Set Up the Token!

26. Tutorial Step - A Note On Keys and Tokens!

27. Tutorial Step - Contributable files?

28. Tutorial Step - Let's Run the Command!

29. Tutorial Step - Congrats and Thank You!

30. Tutorial Step - More on Contributions

31. Tutorial Step - A Book on Tutorials

Superalgos is an open-source project run and governed by a decentralized community of contributors. There is no legal entity behind the project. Our body of work lives on the Internet.