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…oes not require login credentials.
…nto a folder with a different name to the repository.
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I note from chapter 6 of the README that you suggest providing patchfiles for contribution. |
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Hi There,
I am looking at CLUBB and am in the process of setting things up.
Whilst following the, generally very comprehensive, README I found that there were some outdated/incorrect instructions around obtaining the code.
Looking through git blame it seems these lines have not been updated in 7 or 9 years.
I presume at this time CLUBB was closed source, requiring login access to a private GitHub repository, but has since been released open source.
I have made changes to reflect this in the README text in this PR.
I also corrected a small typo in the clone command to reflect the text that describes cloning to a repository named differently to the GitHub repo.