Hello
I'm a cogito users,
Since 0.17 to take benefit of cg-switch
I use:
$ git-clone xxx $ cg-branch-add origin xxx
instead of
$ cg-clone xxx
becauce cg-clone did not fetch all the heads.
Is there a better way to do this ?
-- Luis Belmar-Letelier
Nicolas Vilz 'niv'Re: git-clone and cg-clone
Belmar-Letelier wrote:
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> Since 0.17 to take benefit of cg-switch > > I use: > > $ git-clone xxx > $ cg-branch-add origin xxx > > instead of > > $ cg-clone xxx > > becauce cg-clone did not fetch all the heads. > > Is there a better way to do this ? >
well, first I was also using cg clone... but i also realized, that there is only one branch being pulled from the repository.
If you use git clone, then all tags and branches will be pulled... so everytime i start using a fresh repository and start pulling origin of it, i use git clone instead of cg-clone.
i also use git checkout instead of cg-switch... well, i think i haven't had a use for the effekts, cg-switch does, and always wanted git checkout... and wondered about the files, which were missing in the index of the new branch..
i think thats the difference between porcelain and plumbing...
Sincerly Nicolas