IC stands for Invisible Cities and also for Italo Calvino, the author of the master piece.
If you have just cloned the repository for the first time, then issue the command
source manage.sh install_and_check 3.6
Where the 3.6 can be replaced with any sensible Python version you like. (On 2017-06-27 we dropped support for Python 3.5, so Python 3.6 will be the only supported version until 3.7 is released and the third party modules we use are uploaded to conda and pip.)
If you have already done the above procedure once, then you should already have an IC3.6 conda environment available, as long as ${HOME}/miniconda3/bin (or an earlier conda installation) is in your PATH. (You may like to add the location of your conda installation to your shell startup file.) To start working in an IC environment you set up earlier issue the command
source manage.sh work_in_python_version 3.6
(replacing 3.6 with whatever python version is relevant for your case.)
If you wish to develop and test in a python version in which you have not worked on IC before, you will need to create the corresponding conda environment:
source manage.sh make_environment 3.5
(replacing 3.5 with whatever python version is relevant for your case.) After this you will be able to work in that environment by selecting it as before
source manage.sh work_in_python_version 3.5
To check your progress when you are developing you will want to compile Cython components and run the test suite. This can be done with
bash manage.sh compile_and_test
If the test database changes, you will need to download the most recent version:
bash manage.sh download_test_db
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