git-clone

I'm trying to understand a make problem, and I'm not sure what is going on. I'm not sure if I'm experiencing a problem with make or a problem git. If I perform: $ git clone git://git.openssl.org/openssl.git openssl-git Then I get what appears to be OpenSSL's source files: $ cd openssl-git $ ls ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INSTALL.VMS README demos os2 CHANGES INSTALL.W32 README.ASN1 doc perl CHANGES.SSLeay INSTALL.W64 README.ECC e_os.h shlib Configure INSTALL.WCE README.ENGINE e_os2.h ssl ... Those files look exactly like I get when I download an OpenSSL tarball and unpack it. Are those files not usable? Am

I'm trying to set up something like this: a bare repo on my HDD drive and a clone of it on my SSD with lfs installed. I'm doing it like this: First I set up a bare repo on my HDD: mkdir git_lfs_test.git cd git_lfs_test.git git init --bare And then on my SSD: git clone D:/Git/git_lfs_test.git cd git_lfs_test git lfs install git lfs track '*.png' After doing this I open the cloned repo in GitKraken. I make the initial commit and then commit and push the .gitattributes file. Then I create a png file (which GitKraken recognises as a lfs file) and push it to the origin. It throws this error: Remote

End goal: I want to have files that are tracked by Git, but have those files be the same version for all branches . If you gitignore files, those are the same for all branches, but unfortunately aren't tracked. When I run git push or the like, I need these files to passed between repos, etc. For example, the data that is in .git folder is typically git-ignored. I want to add some data to my repo so that the data is independent of all branches, but still appears in all branches, and when you clone the repo, the data shows up. Is this possible? So for example, if the .git dir looks like: .git/

I learning git and using JGit to access Git repos from java code. Git by default does not allow to clone to a non-empty directory. How do we figure out that a git clone has already been done for a particular git repo in the local machine so that we can only do a Git pull subsequently? Currently I'm using this approach: if a root folder is existing in the specified location clone has been done pull else clone Not sure if this is correct though. Any better ideas? Thank you. This is the approach I used, as specified in the Jgit mailing list: Check if a git repository is existing: if

How can I clone a git repository without getting the actual files and all their revision deltas? I only want to be able to do git log | grep , no need to access files' contents. I would like to skip this part of the cloning: Receiving objects: 12% (359112/2981072), 432.66 MiB | 1.67 MiB/s There are some repositories whose logs I want to grep, but without downloading/checking out the whole repository, because they weigh gigabytes. Even a solution where I only get a single branch's logs (e.g. master) interests me, if that helps. Essentially I'm looking for something like svn log <repo url> for

i used git before without any problem, but suddenly i can't push or clone anything. when i use this command, just nothing happens, not even an error, so i have to press ctrl + c or just close git window. i use this simple command for pushing: git push origin master also tried with -u parameter. i opened port 22 in my firewall, no luck i use both http and ssh, again no luck i install a new version of git, no luck so what i can do to solve this? Update: i installed a fresh win xp on virtual machine and test to push something, same result as before, so may be my internet connection have some

Say I recursively clone a repo. $ git clone --recursive ssh://server/project/client Cloning into 'client'... remote: Counting objects: 191, done remote: Finding sources: 100% (191/191) remote: Total 191 (delta 53), reused 159 (delta 53) Receiving objects: 100% (191/191), 27.59 KiB | 0 bytes/s, done. Resolving deltas: 100% (53/53), done. Checking connectivity... done. Submodule 'gui' (ssh://server/project/client/gui.git) registered for path 'gui' Cloning into 'gui'... remote: Counting objects: 3213, done remote: Finding sources: 100% (3213/3213) remote: Total 3213 (delta 1272), reused 3107

I try to clone a svn repo to git, but some of the branches are in the svn root dir like follows. I've tried $ git clone svn://url/svn-root -T trunk -b branches -b branch1 -b branch2 and $ git clone svn://url/svn-root -T trunk -b branches -b . Both are failed to clone the branch1 and branch2 correctly. Please help. svn-root ├── branch1 ├── branch2 ├── branches │ ├── branch3 │ └── branch4 └── trunk VonC One interesting tool, mentioned in GitMinutes Episode 20 , is SubGit , a plugin for Atalssian Stash (which isn't free, but you can try it for free). You can know much more about SubGit in "

I am trying to clone a private git repository(gitLab) into a kubernetes pod, using SSH keys for authentication. I have stored my keys in a secret. Here is the yaml file for the job that does the desired task. Heres the same question, but doesnt give the exact solution : Clone a secure git repo in Kubernetes pod Logs of the init container after execution: fetch http://dl-cdn.alpinelinux.org/alpine/v3.7/main/x86_64/APKINDEX.tar.gz fetch http://dl-cdn.alpinelinux.org/alpine/v3.7/community/x86_64/APKINDEX.tar.gz v3.7.1-66-gfc22ab4fd3 [http://dl-cdn.alpinelinux.org/alpine/v3.7/main] v3.7.1-55