Closed d-w-moore2 closed 2 years ago
This is by design.
HUBFS use case scenario is to support browsing of repositories and allow local builds to be performed without cloning. HUBFS is not intended as a replacement for git. All changes to the repository are local and are not pushed into the origin repository.
I see. It's more secure that way too, I suppose. As far as workflows for tracking any edits, changes could still be copied to a locally cloned repository - on detection of .keep files, and with use of a tool like rsync possibly. Thanks for the clarification!
On:
I've followed the instructions in the README and managed to mount a Github private repository , authorizing my Ubuntu PC via the one-time code.
I mount and then create / write top level files in the repo :
Then:
master
to reflect the toucheda
file andREADME.md
changes.