git proj remote [-a] [-d pMountDir] [common-options]
This will create a remote git repo on an external drive.
(Future versions may support repos on remote computers, where you have rsync access.)
Export the git repo to an external drive (or another local dir) This is usually the removable drive's "top" directory. Ideally the top directory should be different across a set of external drives, so that the local "origin" can be used to make sure the proper git repo is found on the drive. "origin" will be set to $pMountDir/ProjName.git
After adding and committing files, run this script to copy this git repo to a mounted drive (or to another local directory).
A mounted drive should have top directory that is different from other drives so that the repo can be found with it's "origin" name.
For example, with a mount point: /mnt/usb-video create the remote git at the top directory video-2019-04-01, with:
git proj init -e /mnt/usb-video/video-2019-04-01
-h
-H pStyle
-v, -vv
-x, -xx
Run "git proj -h" for details.
0 - if OK
!0 - if errors
git proj
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git proj push
git proj pull
git proj config
git proj status
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