Get started

You need two programs: pixi and Git. Everything else is installed by pixi. Start from a clone of the MOLONARI1D repository, on the CGS-MOLO branch:

git clone -b CGS-MOLO https://github.com/flipoyo/MOLONARI1D.git
cd MOLONARI1D

Recompose the Operating Space

Requires only pixi and Git. From a clone of this repository:

pixi run molo load .config/molonari.cgs           # add --https without an SSH key
export CGSHOME=...                                # line printed by load
pixi run molo status

Other spaces in .config/: molonari-light.cgs, simu-direct.cgs, install-orx.cgs. Already loaded? pixi run molo update .config/molonari.cgs. molo runs the matching cgitsync command (load → bootstrap, update → pull, status → status) from ComplexGitSync, installed by pixi.

Administer it with pixi

pixi is the single entry point; pixi.toml needs no other repository:

pixi install                       # environment of this repository
pixi run test-all                  # check-version, check-scripts, check-molo
pixi run check-version             # every mirror holds the version of pixi.toml
pixi run bump-version minor        # or patch / major; add --dry-run to preview, --stage rc for a pre-release

The version follows SemVer; [workspace] version in pixi.toml is the reference, handled by scripts/bump_version.py (same script as MOLONARI-computo). After a bump, commit with the subject MOLONARI1D-<new version> … and tag it with cgitsync tag.

Next

The repositories you now hold are described on the Operating Space page, and how they are developed on the Development page.

Generated from MOLONARI1D CGS-MOLO @ 5325c26 on 2026-11-11. Repositories: MOLONARI1D, MOLONARI-API, MOLO-data-light, MOLONARI-hardware, MOLONARI-gate, MOLONARI-computo.