John Mandereau wrote:
No, "git checkout -b myweb web/master" is supposed to do this job.
Now the next item:
Are you sure that you actually use Git 1.4.4.1 or newer? What does
git --version
says?
Now I understand all the stuff! Of course I thought that I would use
quite a new version of git on the newest Ubuntu distro -- you are just
somewhat used to getting updates all the times. But it seems they
deffinitely neglect not "core" programs -- my version is 1.4.1!!!!! So
the first time I tried every command including all that were like
"commented" out -- and it worked. But now I got the base with this
cogito (that is the first time to make all the git files on your local
web/master), now git pull funktions quite well.
Didn't you Daniel also use Ubuntu? So this might be the problem with it.
I see no other reason for saying instructions are incorrect: I have
actually tested these instructions under GNU/Linux, with Git 1.4.4.2.
Do a Git expert knows why this doesn't work?
Darn, at second thought, Cogito seems to be easier to use, despite
limited portability :-/ If there is no other clean way to get you
started, you may simply fal back to Cogito...
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