From: Pascal Obry <pascal@obry.net>
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 2009 15:53:12 GMT
Subject: Re: Move repository from OS X to Windows
Message-ID: <4AFADDE8.7080109@obry.net>
In-Reply-To: <4AFABCF8.9060601@syntevo.com>

Thomas,

> I've cloned a very large repository on OS X and want to move that to Windows
> (trying to avoid to clone the repository a second time). What steps should I
> do to make it working (currently, I'm getting an error on pull/merge that
> "Entry 'foo' is not uptodate. Cannot merge.")?

Is that a git-svn clone?

Otherwise I do not see why you avoid a second clone. Cloning from your 
windows machine the OSX repo won't be slower than cloning from the 
original repo? Or I missed something...

If you are speaking about a git-svn clone, I understand. In this case I 
generally I just rsync the .git directory from one machine to the other:

    $ mkdir project
    $ cd project
    $ rsync -a machine:/path/to/project/.git .
    $ git reset --hard HEAD

And you are done.

Pascal.

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