====== First start ======

The interface is available on the gitlab in the file GmshToLag. Git bash needs to be installed and a SSH key has to be made ( if not see how to do it [[devs:install|Installation guide]].

Once it is done, open Git bash and acces to the file where you want the repository to be placed : 

<code>cd C:\Users\user </code>

Then you will clone the Lagamine repository from the server with the following command

<code>git clone git@gitlab.uliege.be:UEE/GmshToLag </code>

This will directly create you the gitfile : 

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With python, it is possible to work with //**Visual Studio code**// ([[https://code.visualstudio.com/download]]) or //**Visual Studio**//(same as Lagamine), the first one is more convenient, so there is the steps to make it work :

- open //**Visual Studio code**// as an administrator (right click), once in the //**Visual Studio code**// open a new terminal (Powershell) and use these lines which allow the ssh key to be read (for commits from //**Visual Studio code**//)  : 


<code>Get-Service -Name ssh-agent | Set-Service -StartupType Manual </code>

<code>ssh-agent </code>

<code>ssh-add </code>

(Maybe, it would be better to check the path of ssh.exe)

<code>git config --global core.sshCommand C:/Windows/System32/OpenSSH/ssh.exe </code>

(if you want,it is possible to check this [[https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56490194/vs-code-bitbucket-ssh-permission-denied-publickey]])

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Once it is done, it is possible to make commit with //**Visual Studio code**// : 


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