[git-users] Re: Git clone shows Initialized empty Git repository in what/ever/.git/
Hi - the message is missleading. I am receiving the same message but the database is ok if you check it. How to check it? Do a git clone (without the bare) on the newly created bare repository - you will see that you will receive all the files. --
[git-users] Re: Git clone shows Initialized empty Git repository in what/ever/.git/
You might want to give an example of the git clone command you do on the system that works, and then also the git clone command you do on the system which doesn't work. I do something similar. On the local machine I do: git clone /SmartStor1/Volume1/PUBLIC/git/project.git on the remote machine, I do: git clone ssh:user@machine:/SmartStor1/Volume1/PUBLIC/git/project.git In both cases, I end up with the proper project working directory. Well, once I actually do a git push --all from my pre-existing local working directory (initialized with git init and set to the proper distribution repository with git remote add) to get some initial content into the repository. On Monday, November 19, 2012 2:00:53 PM UTC-6, Javier Garcia wrote: Hi, I have created a git bare repository in a remote machine. I don't problems to clone it to my local machine, but when I try to clone it any part of the remote machine it says: Initialized empty Git repository in what/ever/.git/ so it doesn't clone anything. It just creates the typical folders when init a git repo (branches/, config/,...). Any idea? --
Re: [git-users] Re: Git clone shows Initialized empty Git repository in what/ever/.git/
Do you have a commit on your bare repository? The message Initialized empty Git repository in what/ever/.git/ indicates that your bare repository doesn't have a commit yet. William Seiti Mizuta @williammizuta Desenvolvedor da Caelum On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 6:35 PM, John McKown john.archie.mck...@gmail.comwrote: You might want to give an example of the git clone command you do on the system that works, and then also the git clone command you do on the system which doesn't work. I do something similar. On the local machine I do: git clone /SmartStor1/Volume1/PUBLIC/git/project.git on the remote machine, I do: git clone ssh:user@machine:/SmartStor1/Volume1/PUBLIC/git/project.git In both cases, I end up with the proper project working directory. Well, once I actually do a git push --all from my pre-existing local working directory (initialized with git init and set to the proper distribution repository with git remote add) to get some initial content into the repository. On Monday, November 19, 2012 2:00:53 PM UTC-6, Javier Garcia wrote: Hi, I have created a git bare repository in a remote machine. I don't problems to clone it to my local machine, but when I try to clone it any part of the remote machine it says: Initialized empty Git repository in what/ever/.git/ so it doesn't clone anything. It just creates the typical folders when init a git repo (branches/, config/,...). Any idea? -- --
