Hi all,
There's a thing I don't understand: I have a repository on a server
from/to which I pull/push. But when I push to it, and do a checkout on
the server, the pushed changes are not visible. It appears that the
changed file is added to the index on the server automatically. Why is
this? It seems dangerous. If I do a commit on the server, the changes
from the client will be lost.
There's also a thing I'm not sure exists: I use a git server/client
setup for developing a website. I would like git-pushes to appear
immediately online (without having to ssh to the server and checking
out manually). Is this possible?
My questions are:
- Why does git work like this?
- Can I change its behaviour (if I still want that after the answer to
the previous question)?
- How can I have git automatically checkout pushed changes on the
server?
Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
Roald
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