Re: New User Question

2013-06-17 Thread William Swanson
On Mon, Jun 17, 2013 at 9:56 AM, Joel McGahen wrote: > Should I have just changed the origin URL in the first place to point to my > new local repo? What I did was to just add another remote with a different > name (temp_repo). So if I do "git remote" I see origin and temp_repo. I then > pushed

Re: New User Question

2013-06-17 Thread Fredrik Gustafsson
On Mon, Jun 17, 2013 at 11:39:44AM -0400, Joel McGahen wrote: > I have a question about GIT remote repos. Here is my scenario. > > 1. Work client has a repo (origin, branch of master). > 2. Due to contractual issues I need to host a remote copy of this repo that > my developers can utilize while

Re: New User Question

2013-06-17 Thread Joel McGahen
Thanks William. You response is much appreciated. Should I have just changed the origin URL in the first place to point to my new local repo? What I did was to just add another remote with a different name (temp_repo). So if I do "git remote" I see origin and temp_repo. I then pushed to "temp_

Re: New User Question

2013-06-17 Thread William Swanson
On Mon, Jun 17, 2013 at 8:39 AM, Joel McGahen wrote: > What I need to understand is how to > a) Connect my developer's VM local repos to the new remote repo I created so > they can continue to work. > b) Once the contractual issues are resolved reconnect the developer's local > repos back to the

New User Question

2013-06-17 Thread Joel McGahen
I have a question about GIT remote repos. Here is my scenario. 1. Work client has a repo (origin, branch of master). 2. Due to contractual issues I need to host a remote copy of this repo that my developers can utilize while we get the contractual issues resolved as development must continue. 3