Hi Yves please bear with me, I don't get it
Am 09.03.2015 um 13:03 schrieb Yves Blusseau: > ..> > An example using a local repository (it’s the same for a remote repository) > > # Create the repository > cd /tmp > git init --bare myrepo.git So I just create a new repository > git clone /tmp/myrepo.git mycheckout and then I clone this repository > > # Clone the repository and commit a text file and a binary > cd mycheckout > echo "Nothing" > Readme.txt > git add Readme.txt then I go into the mycheckout...whatever directory and create a file which I finally add to the files to be tracked. > > mkdir -p 5.1.3/x86_64 OK > dd if=/dev/urandom of=5.1.3/x86_64/pkg1.lrp bs=1024 count=1024 > git store add 5.1.3/x86_64/pkg1.lrp now what _exactly does this? > git store push > > git commit -a -m "First release" > git push > > # Checkout the repository in another directory > cd /tmp > git clone /tmp/myrepo.git mycheckout2 > cd mycheckout2 > git store get 5.1.3/x86_64/pkg1.lrp That is fine, but what I am looking for is WEB access to the files maybe held in a git repository, or maybe just symbolic links in a http root which point to files in a git repository. Right now git is hiding all versioning information in its internal database, each branch or tag just looks the same, there is no distinct information outside of git about versions, releases, branches or whatnot. PLeas take a look at the page at leaf.think.ch. It is all primitive and it does not point to a git repository, but basically all is there to access a certain file. I guess with your tool we somehow duplicate a git repository to another filepath without actually duplicating the data and we should be able to point to this partial tree. Is that it? cheers Erich > > Regards, > Yves
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