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I would like to create a local server for Android branch android-4.3_r1.1 I follow this thread: Cloning Android sources to a local repository server But I couldn't do the same thing for specific tag, How can it be done ? I would like to have a server, and then from the client do some work and push it to the server, so other client can do a sync and see my commits ... On the server side this is what I did: repo init -u https://android.googlesource.com/platform/manifest --mirror repo sync On the client side: repo init -u git-server/android/platform/manifest.git/ -b android-4.3_r1.1 repo sync I

I am running gitlab which uses gitolite on a central repository Ubuntu machine and have several users that connect to this machine after adding their public SSH keys via Gitlab's web interface. The different users on their own machines can successfully push and pull from the central repository machine just fine. On the machine itself, I cannot have my user push or pull to the central repository. It always asks for git's password! How can I fix this? On a remote machine with SSH key registered I get: myusername@ubuntu:~$ ssh -T git@111.222.333.444 hello my_username_gmail_com_1348772800, this is

I'm current working on a python based Google App Engine project. Specifically, I'm using Flask for the application. I'm wondering what the accepted method of including external python modules is, specifically when it comes to the repository. From what I can tell, including other people's code in my repository is bad form for several reasons. However, other people will be working on the same repository, so we should be using the same external modules to insure the same results. Specifically, I need to include Flask (and its dependencies) to my application. The easiest way to do this with Google

Possible Duplicate: Partial clone with Git and Mercurial I switched into the specific directory into which I'd like my repo file to be copied into, and then tried the following: git clone git@github.com:path/to/file.java but it's giving me ERROR: repository not found Can anyone tell me what's going on, and what's the right thing to do? (a little background doesn't hurt!) You may want to look into something called a sparse checkout which was implemented in Git 1.7 I believe. Before that I don't think git allowed you to do so although on github you can always copy individual files from their web

I have been pushing and pulling files to and from my github repositories without problems for the last 4 years. Two days ago, I tried pulling from the repos with the same command i have been using ever since: git pull origin master but i keep getting the error "error: while accessing https://github.com/username/projectname/info/refs . fatal: HTTP request failed" . I can push without problems using the command: git push origin master . What is the problem here? I tried the suggestions given on some so questions like "[Pushing to Git returning Error Code 403 fatal: HTTP request failed]" but none

Update: I think this is related to an issue with the windows git client msysgit. Sorry to trouble you guys. http://code.google.com/p/msysgit/issues/detail?id=379&colspec=ID%20Type%20Status%20Priority%20Component%20Owner%20Summary I'm looking for a way to keep several client boxes in synch with a remote git repo. Forcing updates from the remote repo and abandoning anything that may have changed on the client boxes. The problem I'm running into is that the client boxes will modify some of the files (installation logs etc.) and gives me a merge nightmare when I need to update them from the remote