Re: recipe to use git for deployment

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On 5/4/2012 11:10 PM, Marc Weber wrote:

If you really care that much about history why not push a zip file
using git archive --format=zip and unpack that on the deployment
server instead?

I summon forth the ents to do my bidding
with one command to find them:  --format=tar
one command to transform them:  --prefix=deployed/path
one command to arm them:  config tar.umask (executable bits)
one command to gather them:  tar -A
and one command to bind them:  gzip

(We don't have the new tar with the transform option)

They are faithful and true and have won many battles, but I fear they may be too slow and lumbering for the gathering whirlwind of patches about to descend from above and legion of servers encircling them on all sides.

Interestingly, git-archive was not intended for deployment, but it does pretty good at it.

(Sorry, I haven't even read LOTR, but couldn't resist the opportunity to use the word 'ent' after reading about it in git-glossary ;)

v/r,
neal


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