## Matthias Apitz ([email protected]): > but when I now say 'git pull .' it says only:
Drop the ".", because: 1. the first non-option to "git pull" is the repository, so you're pulling from the current directory, which makes no sense for your case. 2. git updates the whole repository, which is a good thing[tm] (yes, there are ways and means, but in gereral one wants to keep a repo consistent). Regards, Christoph -- Spare Space.
