On Wednesday, October 31, 2012 6:08:16 AM UTC+1, Cesar Casasola wrote: > > Thanks for helping. Now, I created my server repository as bare > repository. The changes from clone repositories are reflected on server > although > I don't see them (I've checked when get last changes from server > repository with "fetch" and "pull"). > > I guess in a bare repository the files are stored in binary because There > isn't a working directory where they are physically. Truth? > > Yeah, kinda. A bare repository has no working tree. It only contains the stuff you normally have within the .git folder. Still, many Git commands like "log" and "ls-files" work just as well in a bare repository.
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