Hey;
Absolutely amazing, sir! Your answer is spot on accurate, very complete,
and very detailed. While I sorry that I put you to that much unpaid work, I
am very grateful. I'm going to bookmark this explanation and refer to it
regularly until the concept sticks. I have a grasp on it now; but, I'm not
sure it's completely there yet.
Some interesting data points that will probably be explained by different
git versions or the fact that I'm cloning from a bare repo:
* ``git clone --bare ${prod}:/${dir}`` results in a bare clone, obviously.
The config file, though, doesn't have the remote origin stanza to which
you referred, nor does ``git remote -v`` display anything.
# cat config
[core]
repositoryformatversion = 0
filemode = true
bare = true
# git remote -v
#
* Easily added and, once done, run the git config command you mentioned
results in:
# git fetch -v
>From ${prod}:/opt/app/git/filemover
* [new branch] master -> origin/master
= [up to date] master -> master
# git remote -v
origin ${prod}:/opt/app/git/filemover.git (fetch)
origin ${prod}:/opt/app/git/filemover.git (push)
* Updating a file, pushing to the prod repo and then fetching from the DR
one work flawlessly.
Thank you again for the very clear, concise, and accurate answer.
Doug O'Leary
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