On Thu, 19 Oct 2006 16:04:53 -0500, Matthew Kehrer wrote:
> Is there a way I can convert a source tarball I download to a local GIT
> repository?
>
> I have dial-up a home, but I know of a place where I can bring my flash
> drive and use it to get the tarball as GIT does not have resume support.
Mike McCormack wrote, on 10/24/06 00:01 MSK:
>
> Matthew Kehrer wrote:
>
>> So what commands are needed to just update it?
>> I understand how to set it up from what you have said.
>
> So, assuming you created a Git tree from Wine tarball as follows:
>
> tar jxvf wine-0.9.23.tar.bz2 | sed s/^wi
Matthew Kehrer wrote:
So what commands are needed to just update it?
I understand how to set it up from what you have said.
So, assuming you created a Git tree from Wine tarball as follows:
tar jxvf wine-0.9.23.tar.bz2 | sed s/^wine-0.9.23\\/// > list
cd wine-0.9.23
git init-db
git update-in
Matthew Kehrer wrote:
So what commands are needed to just update it?
I understand how to set it up from what you have said.
Well, the commands are easy enough, but they need to be done on a full
repository. I'll probably have a go at modifying gitweb.pl to return
the mailbox you need to upd
So what commands are needed to just update it?
I understand how to set it up from what you have said.
Matthew Kehrer wrote:
> Is there a way I can convert a source tarball I download to a local GIT
> repository?
Not really.
> I have dial-up a home, but I know of a place where I can bring my flash
> drive and use it to get the tarball as GIT does not have resume support.
>
> Is this possible?
I
Matthew Kehrer wrote:
Is there a way I can convert a source tarball I download to a local GIT
repository?
Actually, I gave this some thought. It's possible, but complicated.
You can create your own git tree as follows:
tar jxvf wine-0.9.23.tar.bz2 | sed s/^wine-0.9.23\\/// > list
cd wine-
On Fri, Oct 20, 2006 at 10:00:41PM +0200, Damjan Jovanovic wrote:
> Speaking of which, is there any tarball I can use to make a local GIT
> repository? My internet access is extremely limited, anything not port
> 80 http gets firewalled, and it's a modem too. I need to do some
> regression testing
On 10/20/06, Mike McCormack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Matthew Kehrer wrote:
> Is there a way I can convert a source tarball I download to a local GIT
> repository?
Not really.
> I have dial-up a home, but I know of a place where I can bring my flash
> drive and use it to get the tarball as GI
Matthew Kehrer wrote:
Is there a way I can convert a source tarball I download to a local GIT
repository?
Not really.
I have dial-up a home, but I know of a place where I can bring my flash
drive and use it to get the tarball as GIT does not have resume support.
Is this possible?
It a 20
On Thursday, October 19, 2006 17:04, Matthew Kehrer wrote:
> Is there a way I can convert a source tarball I download to a local GIT
> repository?
>
> I have dial-up a home, but I know of a place where I can bring my flash
> drive and use it to get the tarball as GIT does not have resume support.
>
Is there a way I can convert a source tarball I download to a local GIT repository?I have dial-up a home, but I know of a place where I can bring my flash drive and use it to get the tarball as GIT does not have resume support.
Is this possible?Thanks.
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