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Posting to say that I'm now using git with a google code svn repository and it's working awesomely. The easy branches thing is pretty cool, too. Running it inside a VM on windows, too.
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As mentioned up the page I'm currently using git. I've made a new branch of the website (specifically python/django) to work on some new features and I've made a new directory in the site called "tasks/" on the "tasks" branch. The problem comes when I checkout the "master" branch again and the "tasks/" directory is still there in the file system. I've set git up to ignore .pyc files, since they're just compilation objects and I don't want them hanging around, but doing this means that they're still hanging around and propping up the old directory structure. Shall I add them? Will it pollute the svn repository when I push the changes back up?
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Sep 30, 2009 11:39
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One thing I haven't been able to work out with git (or it might just be git svn) is how to determine and change what a branch is tracking remotely. It doesn't seem to be in .git/config, and I can't find any mention of it.
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Dec 21, 2009 17:07
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