On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 1:12 PM, Alex Mestiashvili <[email protected]> wrote: > On 01/25/2012 06:55 PM, Carlos Borroto wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I'm following our policy document to setup proper git repositories, >> for new packages I intent to work on. >> >> I got stuck using the recommended 'setup-repository' script. This is >> what I'm doing: >> >> $ ./setup-repository r-cran-rsqlite 'Packaging for R/CRAN/RSQLite' >> Initialized empty shared Git repository in >> /home/cjavier/src/r-cran-rsqlite.git/ >> >> $ cd r-cran-rsqlite.git/ >> $ ls >> branches config description HEAD hooks info objects refs >> >> $ git import-orig --pristine-tar ../RSQLite_0.11.1.tar.gz >> gbp:error: /home/cjavier/src/r-cran-rsqlite.git is not a git repository >> >> Am I missing something here? The only thing I can see is the uses of >> "--bare" in 'setup-repository', I tried to read about that option, but >> couldn't quite understand what is for. >> >> Thanks, >> Carlos >> >> >> > Hi Carlos , > its a bare repository and it contains only "metadata" but not working > files . > Usually you clone , pull and push to it and it's set as the remote > origin for your working repository . >
Hi Alex, If I understand correctly, you are saying this is not the way I should create my local working git repository. This is the way I should create the remote repository at alioth and then add it as a remote repository to my local one, so I can push to it. Is this correct? Pocking around in alioth, I see there is a '/git/debian-med/' directory containing our package repositories. Is this where I should create bare git repositories for my new packages? Thanks, Carlos -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/CABgGhBLQ778tDaYzUL2gFdzvZ35T=xhfhbadmkv8j3vw+tk...@mail.gmail.com
