This repository holds a Dockerfile (to create a Docker image) to clone a Git repository and make a checkout. That's it.
Typical usage (assuming the image is built as noteed/git):
> docker run \
-v /tmp/github-deploy-ssh:/home/worker/.ssh \
-v /tmp/gits:/home/worker/gits \
-v /tmp/checkout:/home/worker/checkout \
noteed/git \
/home/worker/checkout.sh \
git@github.com:username/project.git project.git develop
The host directory /tmp/github-deploy-ssh is supposed to contain a private
id_rsa key and a known_hosts file. This could be your home .ssh
directory.
The host directory /tmp/gits is optional and can be used if you want to
retain (possibly as a cache) already cloned repositories.
The host directory /tmp/checkout/ is where you want a working copy to be
done.
The last three arguments are used to name the repository to be cloned, the local repository name to create, and the branch to check out.