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User configuration
; mkdir $home/lib/git
; cat > $home/lib/git/config
[user]
name=Your Name
email=me@example.org
^D
Examples
Create, commit and push a repo:
; cd repo
; git/init
# add a remote in .git/config...
; git/add .
; git/commit -m 'commitmsg' foo.c
heads/front: 817a3f121083091291c45f1ddfcd1b042343efab
; git/push
Clone and push changes to a repo:
; git/clone git://git.example.org/repo
; cd repo
# make changes...
; git/commit foo.c
; git/push
Make a patch:
# make changes...
; git/commit -m 'commitmsg' foo.c
heads/front: 817a3f121083091291c45f1ddfcd1b042343efab
; git/export > patch.diff
Apply a patch:
; git/import < patch.diff
applying commitmsg
See which files have changed:
; git/diff -s
M foo.c
M bar.c
Shithub usage
First ask Ori (ori AT eigenstate DOT org) for a user.
Create and push a repository:
; rcpu -u $user -h shithub.us -c \
newrepo -d 'description' -c 'me@example.org' reponame
; git/push -u hjgit://shithub.us/$user/reponame
Repositories live under /usr/git/$user. Each repo contains editable files in
/usr/git/$user/repo/.git:
webpublish- If this file exists, then the repository is published in the public web list of repositories.
desc, description- The short description of the repository. It shows up in the repo list.
contact- Contact information for submitting patches. Shows up on the repository info page.