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Customizing Koha Software

Committing changes

We will use Git to commit the changes we have just made. First, let's check what

files are modified using the

git status

command:

koha @ linux: /home /koha /kohaclone # git status

# On branch koha -3.0.2

# Changed but not updated:

(use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed)

(use "git checkout -- <file >..." to discard changes in working

directory)

# modified:

admin /systempreferences.pl

# modified:

installer/ data /mysql /en /mandatory /sysprefs.sgl

# modified:

installer /data /mysql /updatedatabase30.pl

# modified:

koha - tmpl /opac - tmpl /prog /en /CSS /opac.CSS

# modified:

koha - tmpl /opac - tmpl /prog /en /includes /doc -head-

Now, we add the specific files we want in the patch using the

git add

command:

koha @ linux: /home /koha /kohaclone # git add admin /systempreferences.pl

koha @ linux: /home /koha /kohaclone # git add installer /data /mysql /en/

mandatory /sysprefs.sgl

koha @linux: /home /koha /kohaclone # git add installer /data /mysql/

updatedatabase30.pl

Once we have added all the files, we use the

git commit

command to make the

commit:

koha @ linux: /home /koha /kohaclone # git commit

The command prompts for user input; here we add

a description of the commit:

This adds the Google Indic Transliteration tool to the OPAC masthead.

# Please enter the commit message for your changes. Lines starting

# with

' #' will be ignored, and an empty message aborts the commit.

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