From: Michael P. <mic...@gm...> - 2010-12-08 00:52:39
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Pete Batard wrote: >> - pick up the file I want to test from Windows and SMB it over to the >> autocrlf=true repo or SCP. My point was avoiding SMB&NFS. There was an "avoids" in what I said, not a "requires". >> - commit that file and push except no push required. >> - cd to other repo and pull Yes. >> Still not as fast as earlier, but not as bad as previous option... Still >> need to consider the option of just unsing a script alias that simply >> do2unix-ify the .ac/.am/.sh I copy over, as, as long as I'm not using >> non CRLF aware tools to read CRLF files on Linux, it's still faster. >> That's probably what I'll end up doing for if I don't have a choice. Yes. And keep in mind that I originally questioned you about this procedure not because you were copying files, but because it sounded like you were also copying the .git/ directory, which contains internal data. Michael |