Hi,
i'm trying to keep synched two repositories without always having a
direct connection.
My situation is the following:
I have a project on my computer with GIT repo.
Another developer visited me and cloned my repository connecting the
two computer (for example via SSH).
Than i sent him for the next days patched of my changes but when he
came and we merged i got the following tree:
/
-------------------------------------------(my patch)--(my second
patch)--\
/ \
-- (first commit) -- (second
commit
) (merge
) --
\ /
\ (my
patch)--(my second patch)--------------------------------------------/
I don't thinks its right to have double (or more?) commits. I would
have expected something like:
-- (first commit) -- (second commit) -- (my patch)--(my second
patch) -- (merge?) --
The patches were created with git-format-patch and merged with git-am.
I know that the commits have different sha1 but how can i keep with
patches or something similar the two repositories exactly synched?
Thanks
Luca Siciliano
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