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Nice, I didn't know one could have multiple urls for the same remote. This post does not specify what happen on a `git fetch all`. I suppose it takes the first
by oelmekki 12y ago
Nice, I didn't know one could have multiple urls for the same remote.
This post does not specify what happen on a `git fetch all`. I suppose it takes the first one, and you have to specify other remote entries if you want to pinpoint the remote repos to use ?
Note that the deploy I mention will do a fetch, so this solution does not replace the fallback variable.
- mitchty 12y agoNo idea on git fetch all, but for a normal fetch it just iterates if the first one say fails it goes to number 2 in the list etc.. Past that I've not used it that often outside of having a cheap cluster solution in a way. Try it out and let me know!