git clone / git pull to USB memory stick (FAT) and symlinks
- From
- Gelonida <gelonida@gmail.com>
- Date
- Nov 11, 2010, 16:35 UTC
- Message-ID
- <ibh605$adm$1@dough.gmane.org>
Hi,
For a given project I'd like to have some USB memory sticks, which I'd like to keep up to date.
I thought about cloning a remote git repository onto the stick and performing - regular pulls in order to update the USB stick - occasional pushes in orderto publish changes performed on the stick.
Now my questions:
1.) Ignore skip / symlinks ----------------------------- The git repository might contain symlinks (as it was created on a linux host)
Is there any way to perform a git clone / pull and just skip any symlink in the working directory
2.) Avoiding file permission issues: Is this sufficient ---------------------------------------------------------
I read about some config setting which should avoid problems with the rather limited file permissions on a FAT file system
git config --add core.fileMode false
3.) Any other special config settings ----------------------------------------- Are there any other special preparations to be done fi I'd like to have a non bare git repository on a memory stick.
Thanks for your suggestions