Hi, I have the following use case - I have a set of files that are used for various adhoc projects, each project is in its own directory, and the files sometime need to be customized/enhanced for a specific project. Ideally some of these enhancements should be merged to a "central" place. I realize that this is not the most optimal setup for software development, however these aren't software projects per se and this setup works very well. To this end, I am thinking of creating a git repository in one directory (central location), then cloning it (-l -n -s) into another directory in hopes of making enhancements there and eventually pushing / merging some of those enhancements back to the central location.
Questions: 1) is this a good approach to achieving what I need 2) I was getting an error when I tied to run "git push" about the branch being checked out and 3) how do I selectively push / merge only certain commits back to the "source" repository / branch? I am using pushing / merging interchangeably because I don't know which action is more appropriate in this situation. This is my first time using git so any insights would be much appreciated. TIA -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majord...@vger.kernel.org More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
