<marco <at> nucleus.it> writes:
> I have a profile for my config , additional ebuilds , packages etc but > i'm looking for the best way to have a production-profile and a > devel-profile. Your not alone. > Better have two separeted git , one for production and one for devel ? > or better one git and use branch functions ? Good question. > With Layman and two git repo i can sync each repo when i want and i can > enable/disable one of them to switch from/to production/devel . > I don't know how to do that directly with git. OK, so I have mentioned the need for a structured (preferred or suggested) pathway for users to use git, in all of the common needs, the gentoo-way. Aka, a document or collection of docs in the gentoo-wiki, related to common user usages all the way through becoming a 'stong-user' and into the proxy-maint system. I think it is time to file a bug (documentation requests) @ bugs.gentoo.org formally requesting some documentation on git(hub) that is gentoo specific. That way everyone with questions, ideas and antedotes can 'pile on' and so the process get's started to document preferred/supported ways to use git with gentoo. There are lots of hints floating around so a FAQ or basic document is in order, imho. But, being so vocal on this topic, I'd really be encouraged if someone else opened up a formal (bug) request for some basic git documentation, that is gentoo centric. Posting the bug number back to this list could then encourage construction ideas and antedotes. hth, James > > Best regards > Marco > > On Thu, 16 Jun 2016 11:46:12 -0700 > Bryan Gardiner <bog <at> khumba.net> wrote: > > > On Thu, 16 Jun 2016 17:52:26 +0200 > > marco <at> nucleus.it wrote: > > > > > Hi, > > > i have a layman git profile to store my stuff. > > > > > > Is possible to force layman -S to sync a specific branch ? > > > > This is speculation (and a bit of looking at Portage code), since I > > haven't tried this. Ignoring Layman, repos.conf repositories support > > syncing[1], so does it work to create: > > > > /etc/portage/repos.conf/myrepo.conf: > > > > [myrepo] > > location = /path/to/local/repo > > sync-type = git > > sync-uri = git://... > > auto-sync = yes > > > > and just emerge --sync? If you didn't have the local repo already > > then it would clone and use master, but I suspect that you can switch > > branches afterward, and Portage will simply call "git pull". > > > > There also seem to be extra options "sync-git-clone-extra-opts" and > > "sync-git-pull-extra-opts" for git modules, so you might be able to > > set: > > > > sync-git-clone-extra-opts = --branch somebranch > > > > to fix initially checking out master. > > > > HTH, > > Bryan > > > > [1] https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:Portage/Sync > > > >
