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I have a bare repo and a worktree associated with it. Ran git lfs install, setup some lfs filters then ran git lfs pull and the lfs files appear as modified. From what I understood the step that makes ...
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I have a shared drive full of bare git repo's that people can pull and push from (mostly pull). In the past, when I started a new project, I would create a folder, open the git bash in the folder, and ...
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I am trying to mirror a repo from Azure to Gitlab. Following is the log; myself@PC:~/REPO$ git clone <REPO ADDRESS --bare Cloning into bare repository 'repo.git'... remote: Azure Repos remote: ...
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I've got a server serving git repositories, bare, they can be pulled from and pushed to as normal. For convenience, I'd like to support sending patches via a side channel and having those patches get ...
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Do you know a github-like bare repository hosting tool of git? In my company, an shared file server is available but web server is not available.Then I found git bare repository. It seems to be able ...
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I created a clean git bare repo and pushed around 300MB of files to it (on the master branch). At this point, the git bare repo was 57MB in size. I then changed 10 files, 9 were small ~1KB source ...
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How do I do programatically do a bare blobless clone of a remote repository, and then later clone that to a working (non-bare) repository? Why would I want to do this? makepkg (Arch Linux's package ...
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I have 3 branches called main, macos and linux. As soon as I commit something to main branch, I want to cherry-pick that commit to other two branches. I also want to do this in a bare repo. ❯ git ...
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We maintain a clone of our primary Git server for scanning and indexing content. Our "clone" is a collection of bare git repositories. When we begin to execute one of our cycles, each bare ...
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In git, I created a top-level firmware project like this mkdir firmware cd firmware git init --bare cd .. mkdir firmware_pci cd firmware_pci git init --bare Now I want to add firmware_pci as a ...
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I've been experimenting with git worktree and found some weird issue. Maybe it has to do cloning the repository as --bare. $ cd ~ $ git clone --bare https://github.com/actions/checkout.git The ...
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I have a bare git repo as my remote. The master branch is protected from force pushes and other history changes with the following in the config file: [receive] denyNonFastForwards = True ...
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While I understand the difference between a bare and non-bare Git repositories, I am puzzled by how a bare repository is not identified as a valid repository by git-gui (despite successful push via ...
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I'm using M2 Macbook. I'm trying to bare clone this repo for a school assignment. Not sure what I did wrong, but what I get at local is totally different from the GitHub repo. but every time I tried ...
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In Office, we use git bare repo to be our remote repo on NAS, we don't use gitlab or github etc. And we have another own remote server to host products(without git). I need to FTP to remote server and ...
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