that is it, Thank you very much John!
2013/9/30 John McKown
> On the remote machine, just get into the equivalent working directory and
> do a "git pull". At least that is what I do. Assuming I really understand
> what you are wanting. As an example I do:
>
> work$ git add new.program
> work$ g
On the remote machine, just get into the equivalent working directory and
do a "git pull". At least that is what I do. Assuming I really understand
what you are wanting. As an example I do:
work$ git add new.program
work$ git commit -m 'add new.program to local git'
work$ git push #send to my bare
I've made commit on my local working copy on my local xterm
than a made push
than I go through ssh on remote box with my pushed last commit
and the question is how to
checkout working copy on remote machine to get my last commit
Thx.
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