Using a central git tree
From OLPC
- NB: this was originally copied from an original at dev.laptop.org; we are moving away from using that wiki; please make this the latest version in the future.
Note: See importing your project if you're importing a new project to the OLPC servers-- you'll have to do a few extra things before you can get up and running.
If you're familiar with centralized systems like CVS or SVN, this will be just learning a bit of new syntax.
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[edit] 1. Clone the central tree to your local machine
$ git clone git+ssh://dev.laptop.org/projects/MYPROJECT
or
$ git clone git://dev.laptop.org/projects/MYPROJECT
You only ever need to do this once per each machine on which you do development. The same goes for telling git who you are:
$ git repo-config user.name "FirstName LastName" $ git repo-config user.email "user@example.com"
[edit] 2. Hack on the code
Pretty self-explanatory, we'd hope.
[edit] 3. Do local commits
Use 'git add <file>' to add files to versioning. Delete files from the tree directly if you want them removed, or use 'git rm <file>'. Commit with:
$ git commit -a
This will prompt for a commit message. You may add '-m "Commit message"' to specify it on the command line. Using -s will also add the Signed-off-by line commonly used in Linux development.
[edit] 4. Push commits upstream
$ git push
If someone else has updated the tree since you last pulled from it, git will complain. In this case, do step 5, and then return to this one.
[edit] 5. Pull upstream commits
This is the equivalent of 'cvs update':
$ git pull
[edit] Links
This is just a summary. For detailed help, see:
