Russell Coker <russell@coker.com.au> writes:
Well I can't create a repository, check files in, and then pull and push to it from other systems. I need to create an empty repository, push to it from somewhere, and then I can pull and push from anywhere.
I suspect what you need to do is adjust things slightly, so you can do what you want. e.g. you can create a bare respository on somewhere. Then you can check out a working tree on the same system. This working tree can push/pull to the bare repository as much as you want. Furthermore you can checkout this bare respository on remote systems. I can't think of any source code revision system that would allow you to push/pull to a remote working respository with a working tree. It is unclear what to do when pushing to a working tree that has changes (should we update the working tree to? Or just the respository?) or worse if the working tree has conflicting changes already. -- Brian May <brian@linuxpenguins.xyz> https://linuxpenguins.xyz/brian/