On 02/11/2016 10:06 AM, Trussardi Dario Romano via Glass wrote:
> Ciao,
>
> i'm interested to import my git repository in Tode environment.
>
> I have a local clone /mnt/development of my bitbucket remote repository.
>
> What should I do ?
Use the `project entry` command to create a project entry for your
project. Here's an example from `man project entry`:
project entry --baseline=External
--repo=filetree:///opt/git/External/repository --loads=`#('Core')`
/sys/local/server/projects
You;ll recognize the arguments here as being the same as you would use
to load the project with Metacello:
Metacello new
baseline: 'External';
repository: 'filetree:///opt/git/External/repository';
load: #('Core').
And the final argument `/sys/local/server/projects` puts the project
entry into the shared projects directory, so the project entry will how
up as "unloaded" in the `project list` for each stone that you create.
If you edit the project entry it will look like the following:
^ TDProjectSpecEntryDefinition new
baseline: 'External'
repository: 'filetree:///opt/git/External/repository'
loads: #('Core');
status: #(#'active');
locked: true;
yourself
The status #active means that the project will be listed in bold at the
top of the `project list` and since are specifying a local clone, you
want to make sure that the registration is locked.
After adding the project entry, you can load the project in a stone by
using the `project load` command in any stone (or as part of an
installtion script:
project load External
For example here's a bash script that I use to add in a custom project
that I run after the createStone:
. defStone.env
$GS_HOME/bin/devKitCommandLine todeIt $GEMSTONE_NAME << EOF
project install --url=
http://gsdevkit.github.io/GsDevKit_home/Obex.stonproject load Obex
mount @/sys/stone/dirs/Obex/ /home obex
EOF
>
> I can define the remote repository to clone and push it directly from Tode?
Yes you should be able to use the `push` and `Git > pull` menu items on
the `project list` to push and pull to your bitbuckt repo ...
Let's see, I am curious how you created the clone from bitbucket ... if
you used https:.... then you will have to arrange for git to be able to
use credentials and here's info that relates to github[1] and I assume
that this applies to bitbucket as well.
If you can use the `git@` form for the clone, that's what I recommend
since the ssh keypair eliminates the need to put your username and
password somewhere on disk .
I will note that with the project entry, you can specify the remote name
(`git add....`) to be used for push and pull ...
[1]
https://github.com/GsDevKit/gsDevKitHome/blob/master/docs/installationGitHubDetails.md#setup-your-ssh-credentials>
> The package to load is defined with a BaselineOf subclass.
>
> Thanks for any references and considerations?
>
> Dario
>
> P.S. Which channel should I use to submit requests about Tode?
My preference is to use this list, since I would like all of the
GsdevKit_home users to have a familiarity with using tODE ...
Dale
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