Closed sebastianzillessen closed 3 years ago
Hi, The produced repository is a "basre" one, think of it as the content of the .git folder. You should push/move this to where you'd like to host it and then use git clone as normal. /Cheers Torgny
Hi @tnyblom ,
I would like to push the repository to e.g Github. How to proceed with it?
Thanks for your help!
Sebastian
Hi,
Like normally, ie git remote add ...
and git push ...
.
/Cheers Torgny
No, this doesn't work as the generated folders are not even git repositories. As you might have seen there is no .git folder in the generated output :/
Hello @tnyblom ,
can you assist on this further? The generated folder is not a git repository for me, so I cannot run commands like git remote add ...
in the output folder.
It is rather urgent, so any help would be very much appreciated.
Hi,
If nothing else you can simply clone it and push from that. But you should be able to push directly, look at google but something along the lines of "git push --mirror @.***" if my memory serves me.
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It is rather urgent, so any help would be very much appreciated.
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Hi,
I have the following setup:
Rules:
I'm executing the commands via Docker container:
The output looks promising:
However, when I cd into the
workdir
I see the following:This is not a valid git repository.
What am I missing?
Thanks so much and all the best, Sebastian