Re: [Maposmatic-dev] Fwd: [task #9657] Two git repositories for maposmatic

[David Decotigny]

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Hello,

David MENTRE wrote:
> For information, could you give the git commands you used, if you have
> them at hand?

The main point was to have my ssh key registered into savannah.
Apparently, key updates are not immediatly processed: they depend on a
cron job for that. Anyway, once ssh is Ok, the first thing I did was to
push from a local working copy. I used a fresh clean clone from Fred for
that. Inside this clone, I did:
  git push --all git.gnu:/srv/git/maposmatic.git
and:
  git push --tags git.gnu:/srv/git/maposmatic.git
Where "git.gnu" is my local ~/.ssh/config alias for the savannah git
servers. I didn't use the "--mirror" option; maybe I should have... I
have no idea. But in the end, everything seems to be on savannah: the
objects and the tags.

This was to push Fred's reference repos onto the savannah git servers.

On maposmatic.org, I just did the "git remote add savannah
git://git.sv.gnu.org/maposmatic.git" advertised on Savannah. One
consequence is that these git repos are read-only. I also edited
.git/config so that the default pull is from this "savannah" remote, and
renamed the "origin" as "fdl". I also had to mv .git/remotes/origin as
fdl, and to edit .git/remotes/fdl/HEAD as well.

For those interested, here is my ~/.gitconfig:
- ------------------------------------------------------------
[color]
        diff = auto
        status = auto
        branch = auto
[alias]
        co = checkout
[sendemail]
        smtpserver = blahblah
        smtpserverport = 12345
[core]
        editor = /usr/bin/emacs
[format]
        attach
- ------------------------------------------------------------

And the .git/config of each repos:
- ------------------------------------------------------------
[sendemail]
        to = address@hidden
        from = David Decotigny <address@hidden>
- ------------------------------------------------------------

That way, git send-email --compose works reasonably well (not perfectly
IMHO, but it works). Notice that I had to get/compile git 1.6.4.2 from
the sources for this to work... Intrepid's own git send-email is not
exactly great.

Regards,

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David Decotigny -- http://david.decotigny.fr
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