Git.alt quickstart

Краткое руководство пользователя git.alt This page is a quickstart for git.alt, but is not a git.alt reference or git tutorial.

Setting up
Make sure your SSH key is registered by the Sisyphus gatekeepers and set up git as described in reference.

Cloning someone's repository
Use find-package command to search for repositories: $ ssh git.alt find-package bugzilla /people/vvk/packages/bugzilla.git	1168522087 $ clone command is used to clone repositories: $ ssh git.alt clone /people/vvk/packages/bugzilla.git Initialized empty Git repository in /people/dottedmag/packages/bugzilla.git/ $ clone just created your own copy of repository on server. Use the git to clone your copy from server to local disk: $ git clone ssh://git.alt/people/dottedmag/packages/bugzilla.git Initialized empty Git repository in /home/dottedmag/bugzilla/.git/ .... $

Creating new repository
Just use the init-db command: $ ssh git.alt init-db test Initialized empty Git repository in ./ girar-init-db:	/people/dottedmag/public/test.git $ As there are no commits in newly created repository, it is not possible to git-clone</tt> it. Instead create empty local repository and work on it: $ mkdir test; cd test; git-init Initialized empty Git repository in /home/dottedmag/test/.git/ $ When you need to send results to server, add the remote repository and push: $ git remote add origin ssh://git.alt/people/dottedmag/packages/test.git $ git push origin master ... $ It is only necessary to mention origin</tt> and master</tt> once, to create master</tt> branch in remote repository. git-push</tt> without arguments will work once the remote branch is created.