There was a similar thread from 2013. I wonder what's changed...
The method I cobbled together from various threads was:
1. Load GitFileTree (available in the Config Browser in 3.0)
2. In MC Browser, '+Repository' -> 'Remote git repository':
MCFileTreeGitRemoteRepository
location: '[email protected]:rohitsukhwal/HelloWorld.git'
name: 'whatever'
subdirectory: ''
branch: ''
A few questions:
1. name: 'whatever' seems weird. I put 'whatever' because its only
significance seems to be the directory to which the repo gets cloned (i.e.
imageDirectory/whatever). I assume I'm missing something...
2. The following also successfully cloned the repo, but would not be
accepted in MC Browser's add repo template dialog... MCFileTreeGitRepository
fromZnUrl: (ZnUrl fromString:
'gitfiletree://github.com/rohitsukhwal/HelloWorld.git?protocol=git').
a) How should it be used, or not?
b) Why does it clone into imageDirectory/gitHubProjectName, where #1 above
clones into ./name?
3. Since Metacello can apparently load from GitHub already, for write-only
repos, can that functionality be pushed into MC to be used e.g. with Gofer?
The method I found seems like a lot to ask, especially e.g. if you want
someone to take a quick look at a toy project with no Metacello config
Ideally, as mentioned in the 2013 thread, it would be great to have:
Gofer it
gitHubUser: user project: project;
load
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Cheers,
Sean
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