On Wednesday, June 26, 2013 10:00:13 PM UTC+2, supertol wrote:
Is there any version of git that works as a standalone executable file
(can still depend on libraries, ofc).
Means, i'd be lookinf for a git.exe (+ dependencies) that i can just drop
to a folder and use to initialize a repo in
Thanks John.
From what I know about jenkins, if it ran the install, it won't run again
by default unless you upgrade the version of whatever you are installing.
so this process, as good as it is, may not be good for me. I was hoping to
get a process much similar the what happens between
That sounds like a good idea to me.
On Jan 1, 2013 5:03 AM, Gabby Romano omerik...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks John.
From what I know about jenkins, if it ran the install, it won't run again
by default unless you upgrade the version of whatever you are installing.
so this process, as good as it
I can't help with this, but I can't help wondering why you want to run git
on an arbitrary machine. Also, do you mean on a host running Windows,
Linux, one of the *BSD's? You can't have a git which will run regardless of
the host OS. Of course, you might be able to have a Windows git in one
no, that is the reason..your imagination is just fine.
I want to automate creation of jenkins Linux slave machines and
the environment. I also want to control the version of Git installed on the
slaves so it will be aligned with all slaves. you can add an installer on
jenkins and have it deployed
Thanks. I guess it does, if you are install jenkins on a system to which
you are not root. Have you considered, on your base system, something
like:
cd ~
git clone https://github.com/git/git
cd git
make configure
./configure --prefix=/jenkins/subdirectory/git #change as needed
mkdir -p
OOPS, the zip command should be
zip -R git-zip.zip git
I forgot the -R switch to recurse the subdirectories.
On Sunday, December 30, 2012 9:01:24 AM UTC-6, Gabby Romano wrote:
hi all - does anyone know where I can fine a portable version of Git for
Linux so no install is needed (yum or
