Re: [git-users] Third way to create a bare repository?

On Mon, Feb 12, 2018 at 9:28 AM wrote: > I'm a newbie to git, but from what I've learned so far, I want to have > both a > working git repository and a "bare" git repository for some development I > want > to do. > > I've seen two ways to create a bare repository (iirc, init

[git-users] Third way to create a bare repository?

I'm a newbie to git, but from what I've learned so far, I want to have both a working git repository and a "bare" git repository for some development I want to do. I've seen two ways to create a bare repository (iirc, init --bare ... and clone --bare ...) , and I've had a few problems using

[git-users] Maintaining two (related) projects in one git repository at different revision levels

Background: I am a newbie (mostly) to C and C++ (and GCC, and git) I am preparing to do some development on the Scintilla project (which is an editor control / widget / whatever). There is a companion project named Scite (which is a word processor, originally developed as a platform for