[Cialug] Git 'philosophy'

[David Champion]

L. V. Lammert wrote:
> Does anyone use Git in a consulting environment? Here is the situation:
>
>   
>> I work from two or three different machines, and need to maintain a
>>     
> repository for my 'work'
>   
>> There are other possible developers, so I have already setup a 'master'
>>     
> repository at the client.
>
> I had originally thought that having my OWN 'working' repository would
> allow me to share environments between office, laptop, & netbook, but git
> does not seem to like two repositories (at least I can't get it working).
>
> So, the question - is maintiaing a 'work' repository and a 'master'
> respository a valid topology?
>
> 	TIA,
>
> 	Lee
>
> ==============================================
>  Leland V. Lammert            lvl at omnitec.net
>   Chief Scientist        Omnitec Corporation
>  Network/Internet Consultants www.omnitec.net
> ==============================================
>   

There may (or may not) be a way to do this with Git, but I don't use it 
and can't really speak to that.

It seems to me like maybe what you're trying to do is more geared to a 
centralized system like SVN or CVS.

-dc