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I have to move servers and need a way to pack my git repo. All branches, tags and CI/CD pipeline. I have used git bundle in the past, but that only packs a single branch. Is there a way to pack,zip ...
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The documentation for git-bundle states the following about git bundles of revision ranges: A revision range such as old..new will produce a bundle file that will require the revision old (and any ...
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I have a git repository, and a git bundle file. I can checkout the repository, and apply the bundle on one machine. I would like to use this particular machine as a mirror for this repository, along ...
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For example here I have some commits between v0.5.1 and v0.5.4: git log --pretty=oneline v0.5.1..v0.5.4 ec7a6416580276d2f9975802f487c1216dcc540d (tag: v0.5.4) Release v0.5.4 ...
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I have a local repo that I cloned from a bundle. I received the repo as a git bundle. After unbundling it and created my own branch, I noticed some bug on the code and notified the sender. They fixed ...
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I have a github action workflow where I want to bundle my repository into a git bundle and then include it in a github release. The bundling is done with the command, git bundle create my-bundle....
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I have some game project git folders. There are many binary files and audio files. The git repo is very large, so I want to use onedrive and google drive to sync my repo instead of GitHub. My plan : ...
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I've written an open-source app to clone remote repos from well-known Git hosting providers and create bundles from them, for backup purposes. Subsequent runs of the app re-clone, re-bundle, and ...
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I have cloned a repository and created a local branch named main. After that I made some changes in the code, committed and wanted to create a .bundle with the commits. I generate the .bundle using ...
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In my repo directory /repo when running git branch --all I have: * foo bar baz remotes/origin/HEAD -> origin/develop remotes/origin/qux remotes/origin/quux I now backup and restore the ...
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I have bundled a repo and stored the repo.bundle file on my filesystem. I need to clone from this bundle as a submodule in another repo which currently has a .gitmodules file with the remote url. In ...
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I have a remote repo with tag names v3 and v4 $git tag v3 v4 I created a bundle for this remote repo with.. git bundle create repo.bundle --all When updating local repo with bundle information... ...
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I'm trying to pull a subset of a git bundle into a repo. Setup Starting with this repo. R1: A --> B --> C --> D --> E --> F I've created these git bundles # git bundle create B1 C..E # ...
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I got a Git bundle (client.bundle) with several branches that I need to import in my project. I was able to import a single branch by cloning it locally, changing the remote URL and pushing it. ...
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I've created a git bundle out of my repo and I'm trying to import it to gitlab. I've tried the API via curl command which gives me the error Error importing repository into root/api-project - No ...
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