If anyone wants to test Antonios branch you would need to do the following commands to get his test branch named Studio-Position:
> cd /opt/picochess
> git fetch origin
> git checkout -b Study-Position origin/Study-Position
Now your local git is on this branch. To get back to the pico master branch you need to do:
> git switch master
Now that you have both you can switch back and forth, here's how to go back to Study-Position
>git switch Study-Position
When you run install-picochess or update picochess from the menu the master branch will update to the latest as usual, but if you are on the Study-Position (or any other test branch) it will only update to the latest version of that branch.
To see your status I have made two small shell script utilities that are used by the System Information menu to show info inside Pico, but you can run them also as commands:
> ./check-git-status.sh --> will display "git:" when you are on master branch, and "b:" if you are on a branch. And there will be a number if there are updates.
Last time you ran picochess-install can be seen by the command:
> ./check-update-status.sh
BR, Johan