Test

foo

We will create the remote repository first.

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$ mkdir -p Projects/myeliteproject.git && cd Projects/myeliteproject.git
$ git init --bare
$ exit
We need the “—bare” flag. If you want to know why, read the manual and have in mind that this is a remote repository.

At this point we go on the desktop computer where the actual development will take place. I assume that you will use the same directory and project for the sake of coherence.

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$ mkdir -p Projects/myeliteproject.git && cd Projects/myeliteproject.git
$ git init
$ git remote add origin ssh://[user]@[hostname]/full/path/to/the/repo.git
$ git push origin master
$ echo "We need this commit in order to avoid errors" > first_commit.txt
$ git add first_commit.txt
$ git commit
(write a reason here... "first needed commit" is a good one)
$ git push
$ git config branch.master.merge 'refs/heads/master'
$ git config branch.master.remote origin
$ git config --global push.default current
(<em>This config is to avoid warning messages. Please read <a href="http://progit.org/book/ch9-5.html">here</a> and consult documentation for refspecs</em>)
$ git pull
    
Already up-to-date.
You should be able to see the “Already up-to-date” flag also. Now on how to proceed from here, read the git tutorial. Apart from gitweb there several others solutio