Open joedevivo opened 10 years ago
That's interesting. I've never thought to do it that way. I always have started with a local repo. So... concrete init. Then setup local git repo. Then create a repo on git and add the remote and then push.
Not opposed to making it work for other workflows thought for sure!
On Tue, Sep 9, 2014 at 1:43 PM, Joe DeVivo notifications@github.com wrote:
You check out a fresh repo from github. it's empty, you're psyched. You want to concrete init but that command is really against creating anything if it didn't also create the directory.
➜ new_rep git:(master) ../concrete/concrete init . ERROR: concrete init wants to create '.', but it already exists
I'll get around to this eventually, but I'll forget if I don't put it here.
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You check out a fresh repo from github. it's empty, you're psyched. You want to
concrete init
but that command is really against creating anything if it didn't also create the directory.I'll get around to this eventually, but I'll forget if I don't put it here.