I'm transitioning from svn to git and I'm having a bit of a problem. I'm using git flow and I can't bring down changes I made.
Here's what I've done. First, I needed to get my svn sources down to my laptop and init a git repository with them. (I don't mind losing my svn history, really, I don't.) Step 1 was to create a git repository on my hosting company's server using their web UI. Then I did the following: $ mkdir workspace $ cd workspace/ $ svn export https://myCompany.myGitHost.com/myCompany/MyProject/trunk MyProject $ cd MyProject/ $ git init $ git add . $ git commit . $ git push [email protected]:myCompany/MyProject-Git.git master This all seemed to work fine, giving me all the usual git stuff. Now I want to test this. Can I bring it down again (say I was another engineer) and can I use git flow properly? $ cd ../.. $ mkdir test $ cd test $ git clone [email protected]:myCompany/MyProject-Git.git It all looks good. I've brought my files down to my laptop. $ cd MyProject-Git/ $ git flow init $ git flow feature start addFoo I make a mod, creating a file named "foo" in my source hierachy. $ git add . $ git commit $ git flow feature finish addFoo $ git push origin develop Ok, now lets see if we can bring this down from the remote server . $ cd ../.. $ mkdir test2 $ cd test2 $ git clone [email protected]:myCompany/MyProject-Git.git $ cd MyProject-Git/ $ git flow init I did the last "git flow init" just to make sure I was on the develop branch, since that was where the new file was created. My new file "foo" is not there. Where do I go wrong? I appreciate any advice, I feel so close to having it! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Git for human beings" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/git-users?hl=en.
