On Tuesday, December 5, 2017 at 9:14:58 AM UTC-6, Philippe Godfrin wrote: > > Folks, > Forgive my noobyness. What I am doing to learn Git is I have a 'central > repo' (which is not really a central) as a directory structure on a hared > network drive (windows H: drive). I have Git and Giteye installed. The repo > on the H: drive looks like this: > > Directory: H:\DBA_PROD\mssql > > Mode LastWriteTime Length Name > ---- ------------- ------ ---- > d----- 11/30/2017 11:05 AM procs > d----- 11/30/2017 10:12 AM sql > <snip> > > I added an empty repo and then made a PROD branch. Added files to the prod > branch, committed the files. then I checked out a devel branch. Then I > cloned the devel branch to my local drive. I've added and deleted files > from the local branch. Now I want to get the local devel branch to the > 'remote' devel branch (on the H: drive). I'm using Giteye as opposed to git > commands... > Push upstream didn't work - seems to come back OK, but the deleted files > don't get deleted (on the H: drive, and the new files don't appear). Merge > makes the local and 'remote' history appear the same, but yest the files > have not been changed. > Clearly I have no idea what I'm doing (which is why I'm trying to > learn...). > anyone, please help? > much thanks, > phil > > OK Folks, I think I figured it out. the order has to be just right (naturally). I've created a master, prod and devel repo on the network, cloned local copies, pushed up changes through prod and into master. Now I need to document it.
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