So looking up on Google and the various hits, "git triangular workflow", I saw
several different articles describing several different methods, all rather old
articles.
What is the "best" current practices, with the features in current git, to
support the "triangular" workflow consisting of:
after performing all 4 steps, the site folder of the main remote github
repository changed its name to *site @ xxx* and points to the remote
github repository of point 1
this is not good
Il giorno venerdì 15 maggio 2020 11:11:04 UTC+2, Magnus Therning ha scritto:
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> Nicola Cantalupo >
Thank you!
I already understood everything.
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Thank you!
I already understood everything.
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I was making my considerations. they are probably incorrect.
this would be a strategy to work around..
1.push my local project onto a clean github repository
2.clone the remote repository
(https://github.com/mygithubusername/victor-hugo/tree/master/site)
3.add submodule from the repository to
this URL does not point to a github repository but to a folder inside the
github repository.
Il giorno sabato 16 maggio 2020 16:10:35 UTC+2, Philip Oakley ha scritto:
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> You can add a remote for any URL that points to a git server with a
> repository behind the server path.
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> Your example
You can add a remote for any URL that points to a git server with a
repository behind the server path.
Your example has a lot of example cruft within it.
If you already have the github repository, browse to it's page and
(usually) it will show you the available URLs you can use. The paths
look
forget netlify
can I add a remote on this
url?: https://github.com/mygithubusername/victor-hugo/tree/master/site
the structure of the site folder (related to the url above) corresponds to
the structure of my local project.
my local project was not cloned from a remote repository but was
Hi Nicola,
I looked up thread and saw that it looks like you are trying to do web
deployment via `netlify`, which is not something I do. I looked at their
site and it didn't have enough browsable information to see what they
were doing (and hence where it could be confusing).
I'm not really able
actually I'm working only on the local repository. I just have to transfer
the changes to a specific folder in the remote repository and not vice versa
Il giorno sabato 16 maggio 2020 00:39:55 UTC+2, Philip Oakley ha scritto:
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> For Nicola,
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> If I understood what you are doing correctly, you
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