Hi im working on a project the will be deployed in many countries, Is it possible with Git to host n masters? Can any change on a particular master be propagated to others?
I have had a look at Gerrit2 but it only looks one way.
Cheers Amitesh
Dmitrijs LedkovsRe: Git Master Master Replication
On 8 May 2010 11:41, amitesh kumar <amitesh.a.kumar@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Hi im working on a project the will be deployed in many countries, > Is it possible with Git to host n masters? > Can any change on a particular master be propagated to others? > > I have had a look at Gerrit2 but it only looks one way. > > Cheers > Amitesh
In one git repository you can have only one branch with exactly the same ref e.g. refs/heads/master.
By editing .git/config you can setup unlimited amount of locations of where to pull from and where to push to (and you can pull from many locations to a same branch and push one branch to many locations)
[remote "server-uk"]
push = +refs/heads/master:refs/heads/master
push = +refs/heads/uk/*:refs/heads/*
pushurl = bla.co.ukSimilarly you can specify pulls using * or specifing each one.
.git/config is extremly flexible I'm sure you can make it work with any amount of remotes =)
hope this helps.