I'm new to git and repo management and I have an issue that I can't
quite figure out. Here's my problem.
I have a server (SERVER) with a repo on it. It has all my code and
documentation. I pulled that repo onto my workstation for a local copy
so I could work at home or wherever with needing server access. My
problem is I can /pull/ from the repo on SERVER, but I can't /push/ any
local changes back to the server. I get an error message about master
being checked out.
I know a little about bare repos, but my understanding is that the bare
repo doesn't actually have the actual files in it, just the changes,
which is not what I want. I would like to have the copy on SERVER to
work from if I want, and also be able to pull/push changes from my local
copy as well. That way I have 2 copies of the data handy (not to
mention the disc backups.
I'm fairly sure this can be setup, but I just don't know enough to
figure it out. Can someone point me in the right direction?
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Mark Haney
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