<mysql.jorge@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Hi Andreas,
If you are addressing Andreas, why does your mail have:
To: <git@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc: <git@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
and no other addressee???
> not i have:
> /home/apache/gitprojects/mydir.git
>
> created with: git init --base mydir.git
>
> Now, inside here, what should i do to create my projects:
>
> mkdir myproject1
> cd myproject1
> git init
> touch a.txt
> git add .
> git commit -m "1st commit"
>
> am i correct or not really?
You created "myproject1" somewhere you started "mkdir" in (perhaps in
$HOME?) [*1*] and that project tracks a single file "a.txt"; you are
correct if that was what you wanted to do.
The new repository "myproject1" doesn't have any relation to the bare
repository at /home/apache/gitprojects/mydir.git/ you created earlier.
The next steps I recommend new people are:
(1) push into the public repository, by doing:
cd myproject1
git push /home/apache/gitprojects/mydir.git/ master
(2) make sure push went correctly by trying to clone from there:
cd ..
mv myproject1 myproject1.old
git clone /home/apache/gitprojects/mydir.git/ myproject1
(3) check if the clone is what you expect
diff myproject1.old/a.txt myproject1/a.txt
(4) once satisfied, remove the old one
rm -fr myproject1.old
And keep working in the myproject1 repository from there on.
[Footnote]
*1* If you started that "mkdir" somewhere else you may want to remove it
and redo that step, especially if you did so inside that bare repository
you created earlier, i.e. /home/apache/gitprojects/mydir.git directory.
You don't want to have it there.
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