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Chili and Git : clone required?

Added by Olivier Sallou at 2011-03-17 05:37 pm

Hi,
I have setup Chiliproject on a server hosting a Git server
Seems that project Git setting require a clone of the git project, it does not work if I specify the "real" path to the git project.

Does Chili really require a clone of all projects to work ? (meaning doubling the "code" on the server) or can we specify the "original" path?

Thanks

Olivier


Replies (5)

RE: Chili and Git : clone required? - Added by Felix Schäfer at 2011-03-17 07:10 pm

I think it should work if you specify the .git directory inside your cloned project.

RE: Chili and Git : clone required? - Added by Olivier Sallou at 2011-03-18 08:35 am

It indeed works if I specify the .git dir of the cloned project, my question was if it is possible to use directly the git repository.

My git server is located on the same server, so repository path is available for chiliproject. However, if I specify the path of the git server repository path of my project it does not work.

Cloning projects mean that I need to "double" the required capacity (+ the work of updates) to access my code (the chili project clone + the git server project)

RE: Chili and Git : clone required? - Added by Felix Schäfer at 2011-03-18 08:40 am

Olivier Sallou wrote:

It indeed works if I specify the .git dir of the cloned project, my question was if it is possible to use directly the git repository.

My git server is located on the same server, so repository path is available for chiliproject. However, if I specify the path of the git server repository path of my project it does not work.

Oh, it seems we have a semantic problem :-) I meant that you should be able to use your canonical/"source" repository, you don't need to clone it for Redmine.

RE: Chili and Git : clone required? - Added by Olivier Sallou at 2011-03-18 11:56 am

Ok,
I fixed the issue.
This was a Passenger issue with DefaultUser and Group I did not specified and let to access rights issues.

Olivier

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