On Friday, 8 August 2014 18:11:35 UTC+2, ab wrote: > > Hi all, > > I am trying to create a GIT clone and followed below steps > 1. Set Environment Variables > a. export > PATH=/auto/mitg-sw/tools/debian/git/bin:/auto/mitg-sw/tools/bin:$PATH > 2. Generate Keys > a. ssh-keygen -t rsa > b. chmod 700 ~/.ssh > c. chmod go-w ~ > d. cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys > e. /auto/mitg-sw/oak/bin/git-request-access > 3. Clone Creation > a. git-ws qa/autotest autotest.mainline > 4. Popultaing components > a. Goto mainline directory - ‘cd autotest.mainline’ > b. git populate utils suites/BaseClasses suites/UMTSFemto > > > > Upto step 4(a) everything is working fine but when I am trying to fire git > populate utils suites/BaseClasses suites/UMTSFemto command I get below error > > anisal@rtppnkvm36-vm1 Temp]$cd autotest.mainline/ > anisal@rtppnkvm36-vm1 autotest.mainline]$git populate utils > suites/BaseClasses suites/UMTSFemto > suites/BaseClasses : Could not find a suitable local directory for a git > repository cache. > suites/UMTSFemto : Could not find a suitable local directory for a git > repository cache. > utils : Could not find a suitable local directory for a git > repository cache. > suites/UMTSFemto : Populated suites/UMTSFemto > suites/UMTSFemto : error: pathspec 'suites/UMTSFemto' did not match any > file(s) known to git. > suites/UMTSFemto : Did you forget to 'git add'? > suites/UMTSFemto : Error: Could not checkout in suites/UMTSFemto! > (perhaps due to a bad default HEAD on server?) > > utils : Populated utils > utils : Resetting current branch 'mainline'... > suites/BaseClasses : Populated suites/BaseClasses > suites/BaseClasses : Resetting current branch 'mainline'... > suites/BaseClasses : HEAD is now at ef45143 CSCuq30696 - [SAMOG] 17.0 > behavior change with CSCuo04492 fix on 16.0 cases > Waiting for 1 package to finish loading... > Checking out files: 100% (3264/3264), done.3% (110/3264) > utils : HEAD is now at ae4ce1a New files added > Errors were encountering while populating suites/UMTSFemto > anisal@rtppnkvm36-vm1 autotest.mainline]$ > anisal@rtppnkvm36-vm1 autotest.mainline]$ > > > > > Can anybody please help me on this !!! > > > Hey ab, it looks to me like this has nothing to do with git itself, rather with whatever tool you are trying to use. I've never heard of a git command called git-populate, so it must be something specific to this "UMTSFemto" thing which I know nothing about. I don't think anybody in this mailing list could help you with this, maybe you'll have a better luck by reaching to whoever maintains "UMTSFemto" instead?
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