How do you safely push to the repository? Even if my receiving
repository is pristine (the last command I do is a commit), after I
push into it, some files in the work-tree are effectively out of date
and git says so by thinking they are modified and staged for commit.
My original set of example commands illustrates this. What set of
commands do you use to avoid the problem?
On 5-Dec-07, at 12:45 AM, Andreas Ericsson wrote:
Yes it does. It just supports it badly. If there is a work-tree
connected to
the receiving repository and that work-tree is pristine, it would be
safe and
sane to write the newly pushed changes to the connected working tree.
We do all our integration fixups by pushing to repositories with
work-trees,
simply because it's ridiculously inconvenient to add the
infrastructure to
pull to those repos from each individual developer. In that
scenario, pushing
to a checked out branch is highly useful and perfectly safe.
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