Re: TODO: git should be able to init a remote repo

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On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 3:58 PM, Ilari Liusvaara
<ilari.liusvaara@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Couple of concerns:
>
> - That seems awfully ssh-specific[1]...

Of course it is. It's not meant to cover every scenario, just what I
feel is a common one.

> - How remote end could deny the operation, modify paths and/or
> get post-creation notification?

Huh? Obviously this only works if you've got remote shell access, and
that's the only scenario it's intended to cover. As I said, it just
simplifies 3 commands down to 1.

> - How to handle systems that would autocreate the repository anyway
> if push was attempted?

Again, that is not the use case "git remote init" is for.

> [1] Well, its not like one would want to do that with gits:// anyway,
> since there's probably gitolite install on other end anyway...

And this isn't for that scenario.

j.
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