I have three versions of my website which I update using ftp from my
computer:
1. active - public version
2. beta - almost ready for public
3. new - experimental workplace
Currently, the three copies on my computer are soft linked to a git
repository and I switch among them using commit and checkout.
[git repository]-----+---> [active image] -------ftp------> [active website]
|
+---> [beta image] -------ftp------> [beta website]
|
+---> [new image] -------ftp------> [new website]
Unfortunately, this means before making a change in one branch, I have to
commit the current one and checkout another. This is
fraught with error possibilities, since it would be easy to forget which
branch I am currently in.
So, is there a way to be able to work on all versions simultaneously as
separate branches? Could I have three copies of a git server repository,
each in its own branch, and work on them as if I were three developers on
three separate computers?
[git repository]---------> [active image] -------ftp------> [active website]
[git repository]---------> [beta image] -------ftp------> [beta website]
[git repository]---------> [new image] -------ftp------> [new website]
Rick.
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