Re: lost again on syntax change - local repository?

Junio> If it is not absolutely necessary that you need to use Cogito, Junio> IOW, if git barebone Porcelains are good enough for your use, Junio> the following may be adequate.

Well, then, you should get rid of cogito/Documentation/introduction.html, if you don't plan on supporting the interfaces described there.

I'm really just starting out. I see that tutorial, and I want to do it.

Junio> $ echo >.git/remotes/origin <<EOF Junio> URL: /path/to/remote.git/ Junio> Push: master Junio> Pull: master:origin Junio> EOF

Ugh, ugh ugh ugh.

Junio> 	$ git push origin

Junio> I said "may be" because I do not understand the sequence before Junio> "At this point"; how your local.git is initially set up to Junio> relate to the remoge.git. I do not see local.git being created Junio> by cloning remote.git.

I can't, because I have to do the first push. This is what I was told last time!

I'm doing what I'm told, and now more things are breaking. This is frustrating.

I'm not saying that you guys aren't doing a hell of a job. I'm just coming at this from a user's perspective, and trying to describe it to others. I'm not comfortable yet, because every time I try to do what the manuals say, it breaks. Perhaps y'all are secretly working around every broken thing, but I don't know enough to do that.

Junio> But modulo that the above should work Junio> fine; I do that as a cheap backup on my local machine.

So, give me the exact steps, using "cg" to:

        create a "remote" repo on my disk
        create a "local" repo on my disk
        set up the linkage between remote and local
        push from local to remote
        pull from remote to local

And if it ever needs a command like "cat" or "echo", something is wrong. I'll accept a "git-" command for one or two of the steps, but that feels like dropping into assembler instead of C.