The sneakernet in git - trivial backup of personal repositories
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Re: The sneakernet in git - trivial backup of personal repositories
#2Mercurial has an identically named feature: http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/hg.1.html#bundle
Quite useful at times.
Re: The sneakernet in git - trivial backup of personal repositories
#3Mercurial has an identically named feature: http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/hg.1.html#bundle Quite useful at times.
It seems to do a subtly different thing by default, though: the git bundle makes a bundle out of the entire repository. The hg bundle bundles the commits that are 'not known to be in another repository'.
Re: The sneakernet in git - trivial backup of personal repositories
#4Mercurial has an identically named feature: http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/hg.1.html#bundle Quite useful at times.
It seems to do a subtly different thing by default, though: the git bundle makes a bundle out of the entire repository. The hg bundle bundles the commits that are 'not known to be in another repository'.
Yep, that's correct. It also differs in that you use "hg bundle" and "hg unbundle" instead of "git bundle create" and "git bundle unbundle"
If you want a one-shot archive of the entire repo, just specify -a or --all on the command line. Here's an example: http://pastie.org/1617081
Re: The sneakernet in git - trivial backup of personal repositories
#5This will only backup the master (or any other specified) branch. I find it's better to just have a bare repo in dropbox added as a remote called "dropbox" and use:
$ git push dropbox --all
$ git push dropbox --mirror