Hi Konrad Scherer,
Thanks for your reply.
But git mirror is helpless for me.
I have an idea about two repos' sync. However there is a problem with
this is how to prevent other usrs' push operation.
Details as follows:
Team A, B have their own git server repos, respectively repos_A,
repos_B.
step1: The repos_A locking repos_B When repos_A received Team_A
requests to push, and repos_B can't accept other users' push request. (use
pre-receive hook)
step2: After the repos_A is updated, the repos_A will send push request
to the repos_B.
step3: After the repos_B is updated, the repos_A will unlock the
repos_B.
Problem: How to lock git remote repos to prevent other usrs' push
operation.
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chenxitwo
>not remote sync.
>
>We have three teams to participate in the same project, and is located in
>different places. Bandwidth that between the two of our teams is not enough.
>Three teams have their own git server. Like this kind of situation, how should
>handle?
>
>
>
>chenxitwo
>
>From: Junio C Hamano
>Date: 2015-05-13 12:37
>To: chenxitwo
>CC: git
>Subject: Re: Git: How to keep multiple bare repos in sync?
>chenxitwo <chenxi...@126.com> writes:
>
>> There are three git server(bare repos), but i don't know to solve the
>> problem that how to keep these git servers in sync.
>
>rsync?
>
>The problem is under-specified. Is there one of them that is
>authoritative and that the other ones should match its progress?
>If so, perhaps push from the authoritative one to the other two
>with "push --mirror" (or have the other ones "fetch --mirror")?
>
>If you are allowing people to push into any of them randomly,
>then there is no general solution. If I push an update to 'master'
>of instance A while you update the same 'master' branch of instance
>B, somebody has to reconcile the divergence between the two by
>creating a merge, and that can possibly conflict, needing human
>intervention to resolve.
