On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 3:00 PM, J. Bakshi [off-list ref] wrote:
And now the issues when I am trying to do the same with git
[1] git init ${git_path}/<repo>.git >>> ok , it is working
You probably want to add the "--bare"-flag if this is the repo that
will be published.
[2] Problem with mapping a dir with this repo
mydir $> git --username <username> --password <password> clone file:///${git_path}/<repo>.git
Not working --username and --password .
You don't need username and password to clone over the file-system,
just the correct file-system permissions.
[3] git commit -m also not commit into master.
git commit -m"foo" commits into the local branch that HEAD points to
(should be 'master' by default). You need to do "git push" to update
the published repo.