On Sun, Sep 14, 2014 at 06:06:08AM -0700, Robert Polanski wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have changed system from windows to linux.
> In project we use GIT.
> The question is: can I move the project directory (containing source and
> .git directory) to linux and still use without problems or I have to
> essentially clone the project over again?
I've never tried it, but all my experience of sharing files between
Windows and any other system suggests that you're likely to run into
issues.
Based on you actually asking I'm assuming there is no central repo you
can clone from... but if you have one, or can create (a temporary)
one, you've already found a solution.
Otherwise you can always look into git-bundle. The following is a
simple/naive script I've used in the past to bundle up entire repos
for easy sharing:
~~~
#! /bin/bash
git bundle create $1 \
$(git for-each-ref --format '%(refname)' refs/heads | \
while read entry; do echo ${entry#refs/heads/}; done)
~~~
/M
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