git source?
lgwapnitsky opened this issue · 6 comments
Where do I specify the git source from which I'm pulling?
Thank you
You can do this with the --repo option, but you don't have to. Just drop the git-deploy file onto your project's repo folder, and run it there. It'll automatically use that.
OK. I'm running this on a hosted server which is not my git repo. Let me
try specifying. Thanks
On Wed, Mar 25, 2015 at 8:13 AM Bruno De Barros notifications@github.com
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You can do this with the --repo option, but you don't have to. Just drop
the git-deploy file onto your project's repo folder, and run it there.
It'll automatically use that.—
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#57 (comment)
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I think there may be some confusion here - you have your git repo on your computer for development, right? So you drop the git-deploy file in there, create a deploy.ini, and then go into your command line, cd to that folder and run git-deploy, which deploys your changes to your server via FTP or SFTP (whichever you specify in the deploy.ini file).
ah...now i've got it. thanks
On Wed, Mar 25, 2015 at 8:21 AM Bruno De Barros notifications@github.com
wrote:
I think there may be some confusion here - you have your git repo on your
computer for development, right? So you drop the git-deploy file in
there, create a deploy.ini, and then go into your command line, cd to
that folder and run git-deploy, which deploys your changes to your server
via FTP or SFTP (whichever you specify in the deploy.ini file).—
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#57 (comment)
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Can I close this issue then? Is everything working for you?
all good. thanks!
On Wed, Mar 25, 2015 at 9:07 AM Bruno De Barros notifications@github.com
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Can I close this issue then? Is everything working for you?
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#57 (comment)
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