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I'm trying git to get my feet wet with it but man this looks way complicated to me. I didn't even know about "git config" or even that there was a checkout comm
by jebblue 13y ago
I'm trying git to get my feet wet with it but man this looks way complicated to me. I didn't even know about "git config" or even that there was a checkout command for git. I usually cd into the directory I want to turn into a repo and use "git init" then after changing files, run gitk or if in Eclipse I use EGit. I'm not even sure what happens in gitk when I do a commit, is it that long "push master origin" stuff? Does that mean master is my local repo and master origin is like the overall master? I guess with SVN it's clear even at the command line but with git there are just so _many_ options. Then there's custom scripts to make all this work? I'll stick with scp or rsync for distribution for now. The author might want to look into Hudson or Jenkins, they work wonders.
- ihodes 13y agoCheck out the git book here: http://git-scm.com/book http://git-scm.com/book Worth the read if you're interested.