Hi,
I have a git repository with multiple branches. I want to use GetComponents to checkout some of the branches but also have the repository default to master.
Right now, the repository will default to the last branch listed in !REPO_BRANCH, which apparently cannot be set to master.
Hi Yosef,
Right now, the repository will default to the last branch listed in !REPO_BRANCH, which apparently cannot be set to master.
Thanks for pointing this out. You should certainly be able to track a few branches while remaining on the master branch. I'll add a ticket for the issue and look into it later today after class :)
Eric
Thanks. Perhaps a DEFAULT_BRANCH option would be useful.
Eric Seidel wrote:
Hi Yosef,
Right now, the repository will default to the last branch listed in !REPO_BRANCH, which apparently cannot be set to master.
Thanks for pointing this out. You should certainly be able to track a few branches while remaining on the master branch. I'll add a ticket for the issue and look into it later today after class :)
Eric
No need for a new directive in this case, I just had to tell GetComponents that the master branch needs a different checkout command. The issue should be fixed in the latest version of GetComponents :)
Eric
On Mar 23, 2011, at 2:32 PM, Yosef Zlochower wrote:
Thanks. Perhaps a DEFAULT_BRANCH option would be useful.
Eric Seidel wrote:
Hi Yosef,
Right now, the repository will default to the last branch listed in !REPO_BRANCH, which apparently cannot be set to master.
Thanks for pointing this out. You should certainly be able to track a few branches while remaining on the master branch. I'll add a ticket for the issue and look into it later today after class :) Eric
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