Create git servers on CDF

git-cdf.sh

#!/bin/bash
# This script creates a git repository on your local machine and your CDF account and links them together

# Set up env
REPO_NAME=myproj # or $1 if you want to run this script often
CDF_NAME=g1someone
SERVER=redwolf.cdf.toronto.edu

# Creating the project
mkdir $REPO_NAME 
cd $REPO_NAME
git init

# git does not seem to like empty repositories
touch README
git add README
git commit -m "initial commit"

# Create the bare git repo
cd ..
git clone --bare $REPO_NAME ${REPO_NAME}.git

# now move it to CDF
scp -r ${REPO_NAME}.git ${CDF_NAME}@${SERVER}:~/

# and it's live!
cd /tmp
git clone ${CDF_NAME}@${SERVER}:~/${REPO_NAME}.git ${REPO_NAME}-clone

# now you can go to the clone, commit, pull, push, etc

Should probably include a #!/bin/... at the top.

duly noted, thanks @meatcar!

They actually let us create GIT repository?

isn't it wonderful?

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On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 9:22 PM, Joseph Yeung < ***@***.***>wrote: They actually let us create GIT repository? ## Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://gist.github.com/1244102

Good job Johan, it's very helpful! thanks @jharjono

Yep is wonderful. Last time I checked CDF blocked almost everything, but I guess git can use the https ports