Closed derrickstolee closed 1 year ago
I'm aware of most of these (with fixes in various stages of completion), but I'm not sure what you mean by:
There is no way to remove a route.
Isn't that done with git-bundle-server delete <route>
?
I'm aware of most of these (with fixes in various stages of completion), but I'm not sure what you mean by:
There is no way to remove a route.
Isn't that done with
git-bundle-server delete <route>
?
You're right. I don't know why I wrote it down in my notebook when it should have been obvious from git-bundle-server --help
.
I noticed these bugs while setting up a bundle server on my machine:
git-bundle-server init <url> <route>
does not complain if<route>
is missing, and will assign the route to be the root directory.git-bundle-server init <url> <route>
does not complain of<route>
already exists, and will attempt togit init
on top of the older repo. This shows afatal:
error from Git, but does not halt the command.git-bundle-server update-all
, it would be nice to see which route is being updated.