thanks, but honestly I am new to git - bare, not bare, I just dont understand what this is
- yes I checked out the master(or origin) from the remote repo, why do git people make it sound like something weird or unusual ?? - but if push is bad, how do I send my recently added/comitted files/changes to the master/origin/whatever - if pushing is better, then why add/checkout commands available ?? all I try to do is extremely simple, no fancy stuffs I just installed git , and created a repo and did "git init" A corollary to this, is that if you're able to reach this local repo > from your remote repo, just *fetch* your data from the local repo > when you're back at your remote repo. That is, fetch instead of pushing. > > here I dont follow you at all > Another approach, quite often suggested, is to have a separate *bare* > repository somewhere which is used for exchange by both regular repos. > In this scheme, you would push to that shared reposory and then when > back at the remote repository you'd fetch from that shared one and > merge your changes into appropriate branch(es). > > that's it, I am going back to subversion, I dont have a Phd nor a NASA ingeneer degree these are way to complicated for just 2 person working on a same project this is geberish, and I repeat, why so much hassel for a first commit/push -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Git for human beings" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to git-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
