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Add a remote mirror on a network drive from a local Git repository (*nix)
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If you use Git on you development machine, it's good to keep a remote backup in case your dev machine fails. | |
Step 1: Create the empty bare repo on your network drive(backup folder). | |
so you first have to clone it: in the original repo do: | |
$ git clone --bare /path/of/the/exsisting/repo | |
This will copy your repository data to the network folder. | |
Step 2: In the version controlled folder, add a new remote. | |
$ git remote add --mirror=push backup /path/of/the/backup/folder/ | |
Step 3: Push local repo to remote repo on network drive from the working folder | |
$ git push backup | |
Now you should have a remote mirror of you local repo! | |
Every time you want to push changes to your mirror, just repeat Step 3. |
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