There are both referential: one (Git) is a source referential for version control (with features like merging, branching, tags) the other (Nexus) is an artifact referential for any delivery (binaries or not) The referential database differs also: Git has its own internal repository storage mechanism Nexus is simply a collection of shared directories with a … Read more
I’ve been in this situation myself and came to a conclusion that it’s too much of a head ache to make child aggregates work in an elegant way. Instead, I’d consider whether you actually need to reference the second aggregate as child of the first. It makes life much easier if you just keep a … Read more
There are two ways to accomplish the task. Depending on Subversion server distribution and task complexity you may find one of them easier or more convenient than the other. Filtering repository history with svndumpfilter tool The solution is quite tricky because Subversion repository history filtering works based on paths you specify to include or exclude … Read more
Change to the main directory, checkout the master branch, and do the following Git command to create a new submodule for plugin1: git submodule add (url_to_plugin1_repository) subdirectory1/plugin1sm Here the “url_to_plugin1_repository” points to your current Git repository for plugin1. A new directory will be created call subdirectory1/plugin1sm, which will track your remote repository. I have given … Read more
This error occurs due to Git’s HTTPS protocol. To view the error in detail, you can set the GIT_CURL_VERBOSE environment variable. For example: $ GIT_CURL_VERBOSE=1 git pull Your Antivirus or Firewall could be modifying the HTTP packets in transit. See git clone failed due to antivirus for example. Finally, it could be an unreliable network … Read more
If you used git subtree (and not git submodule) to create the subtree, then it’s just a normal dir. To switch it to another branch, just delete it and recreate the subtree from the new branch. This is: git rm <subtree> git commit git subtree add –prefix=<subtree> <repository_url> <branch> That should work without problems.
In this case, using openssh over putty was key. Original answer (tips for debugging) I can log in via ssh with the git user. That means this works: ssh git@serverIp You do have a HOME variable defined, and ssh public/private keys (id_rsa / id_rsa.pub) in %HOME%/.ssh/. This question suggests a different url: git remote set-url … Read more
I’ve found that the easiest way to reduce the Bitbucket repo size if you are over the 2GB limit is to Create a branch on Bitbucket Delete that branch on Bitbucket This should trigger Bitbucket to run git gc on the repo.
Depends to an extent what you mean by “project”. I have a general local repository containing random bits of stuff that I write (including my website, since it’s small). A single-user local SVN repository is not going to suffer noticeable performance issues until you’ve spent a lot of years typing. By which time SVN will … Read more
A git bare repo (detailed here) has no relation with filemode. A bare repository is used as a target, to push to. You can push to a bare repository, because since it has no working tree: there is no concern about maintaining said working tree in sync with what you just pushed. what is a … Read more