Silke proofreading
Elegant solution
- Open a Terminal in the directory where you want to work.
- Clone this repsitory:
git clone git@gitlab.com:nobodyinperson/master-thesis.git
- Go into the repository directory:
cd master-thesis
- Check out this Merge Request's associated branch:
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click on the Check out branch button
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copy the displayed terminal commands
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In your Terminal, paste the commands with Strg+Shift+V or via the right-click context menu and press Enter if necessary.
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After that, a
git status
reveals that you are now on the correct branch:On branch 46-silke-proofreading Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/46-silke-proofreading'. nothing to commit, working directory clean
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You can now stick to your usual git workflow:
- Before beginning to work it is a good idea to run
git pull
to make sure your local branch is in sync with the remote. - Then, if you find a mistake in the PDF or would like to improve something, find the correct source file and make your changes
- When you are satisfied, run
git commit -a -m 'description of changes'
to commit your changes. - Then run
git push
to broadcast your changes to the remote.
- Before beginning to work it is a good idea to run
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Files
The main Latex source files for the thesis is at resources/thesis/MSc-YB.tex
.
However, there are more Latex source files influencing the overall compiled PDF under resources/latex-resources
:
tree resources/latex-resources
# yields
resources/latex-resources
├── beamer
│ ├── beamercolorthemeCEN-poster.sty
│ ├── beamercolorthemeUHH.sty
│ ├── beamerfontthemeUHH-slides.sty
│ ├── beamerfontthemeUHH.sty
│ ├── beamerinnerthemeUHH-slides.sty
│ ├── beamerouterthemeUHH-slides.sty
│ ├── beamerthemeCEN-poster.sty
│ └── beamerthemeUHH-slides.sty
├── bibliography
│ ├── styles
│ │ └── dcu-german-YB.bst
│ └── thesis.bib
├── classes
│ └── thesis.cls
├── make
│ └── compilation.mk
├── packages
│ ├── formulas.sty
│ ├── formulas.utf-8.add
│ ├── formulas.utf-8.add.spl
│ └── thesis.sty
└── translations
└── thesis-german.trsl
7 directories, 17 files
Finding the correct source file
You may search the source files for a term (e.g. concept graph
) with the following command:
grep -Hirn --color 'concept graph' resources/{latex-resources,thesis}
# resources/thesis/MSc-YB.tex:764: \caption[Energy balance model concept]{Energy balance model concept graph.
This shows you that the term concept graph
was found in file resources/thesis/MSc-YB.tex
at line 764.
Fallback solution
If somehow any of the above does not work, you may use the following workflow:
- download the PDF file
- open the PDF file
- add comments and annotations
- comment to this Merge Request (bottom of the page) with the PDF file attached (bottom right-hand corner of the text entry field)
PDF file
MSc-YB.pdf (rev d1644234)
Closes #46 (closed)