NAME git proj remote

SYNOPSIS

    git proj remote [-a] [-d pMountDir] [common-options]

DESCRIPTION

This will create a remote git repo on an external drive.

(Future versions may support repos on remote computers, where you have rsync access.)

OPTIONS

-d pMountDir

This command is run after "git proj init" to setup a remote location. After this is setup, "git proj push" and "git proj pull" can be used to push/pull git and raw file changes.

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. The git "origin" will be set to pMountDir/ProjName.git And "remote-raw-origin" will be set to pMountDir/ProjName.raw

[common-options]
 -h                     (-H text)
 -H usage|text|html|md|man|int|int-html|int-md
 -q, -v, -V N     (gpVerbose)
 -x, -xx..., -X N (gpDebug)
 -y | -n                (only used with -a option)

Run "git proj -h" for details.

RETURN VALUE

 0 - if OK
 !0 - if errors

EXAMPLES

SEE ALSO

 git proj
 git proj init
 git proj clone
 git proj add
 git proj push
 git proj pull
 git proj config
 git proj status
 git flow

AUTHOR

TurtleEngr

HISTORY

GPLv3 Copyright 2021 by TurtleEngr