I had a same question :) what I want is to distribute a git version
across some team. I maintain a clone and keep the latest tag
checkedout. When ever there is a new release (tag), I switch to master
branch and pull. Than I checkout the new tag and compile. Is there
any simple way to do this w/o any downtime?. There should be .... I
just miss some extra knowledge on git. Thanks in advance for
suggestions
Dilip
On 3/27/09, Mike Gaffney <mr.gaffo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I may be missing something, but I would like to request that
> http://git-scm.com/download provide a link to a tarball of the actual
> git clone of the current repository with the repo parked on the latest
> stable. What I mean is that for most of my systems I build git off of
> source but I like to be able to just git pull when I want to update
> them. Currently what I have to do is
> - download the source tarball (or the rpm)
> - make it
> - install it
> - use that git clone the real repo
> - checkout the newest tag
> - make configure
> - configure
> - make
> - make install
>
> It'd be a lot cooler if I could just wget a full get repo on the latest
> tag :)
>
> Just a request, Thanks
> -Mike
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