Re: GIT & Symbolic Links
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- Enrico Weigelt <weigelt@metux.de>
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- Mar 17, 2012, 16:00 UTC
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* Sassy Natan <sassyn@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
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> So for the example let's consider that user A clone the DEV GIT Repo > into his/her home folder (/home/A/DEV) > User B want to clone the same Repo. But now, I don't want user B to > clone the all tree and files, but instead to have a symbolic links to > the /home/A/DEV folder. > All files and directories in the /home/B/DEV will be a links to the /home/A/DEV.
Symlinks wont fit here, as the userland sees them as links (and treats them as such). What you're looking for is some solution that does the cow stuff hidden from the normal userland. Perhaps via unionfs or something fuse-based.
BUT: I'd first raise the question if your tree needs to be that big at all. Perhaps it should be splitted into several smaller ones. What actually does your tree make that big ?
cu
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