Is it possible to use Git Staging with an existing clone?
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Is it possible to use Git Staging with an existing clone?
Hello,
Forgive me if I'm showing my ignorance of Git here, but...
Should it not be possible to specify an existing working directory when cloning a repository in Git Staging?
For example, in our case we are already using Eclipse and the working directory already exists.
It seems to be a waste of time, space, etc to have to create a duplicate in order to use Oxygen's Git Support add-on.
Cheers,
Eddie.
Forgive me if I'm showing my ignorance of Git here, but...
Should it not be possible to specify an existing working directory when cloning a repository in Git Staging?
For example, in our case we are already using Eclipse and the working directory already exists.
It seems to be a waste of time, space, etc to have to create a duplicate in order to use Oxygen's Git Support add-on.
Cheers,
Eddie.
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Re: Is it possible to use Git Staging with an existing clone?
Post by sorin_carbunaru »
Hello Eddie,
If the working copy already exists, you don't need to clone it again in order to interact with it using our Git plug-in. Just set it as the current working copy using the browse action next to the Working copy combo box (see the folder icon). Then you will be all set.
All the best wishes,
Sorin Carbunaru
oXygen XML
If the working copy already exists, you don't need to clone it again in order to interact with it using our Git plug-in. Just set it as the current working copy using the browse action next to the Working copy combo box (see the folder icon). Then you will be all set.
All the best wishes,
Sorin Carbunaru
oXygen XML
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Re: Is it possible to use Git Staging with an existing clone?
Post by priyankaarya »
When you do a git clone (or a git fetch ), you retrieve all of the commits from the remote repository, and all of its branches as well. However, git branch does not show remote branches by default. ... If you run git branch --all , git will report all of the branches it knows about, both local and remote.
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