You can even use git for an svn style workflow. For example, at my
work, we have a local git repo for managing puppet configs, and then
we periodically push those out to a backup server.
git push ssh://backup.server/path/to/puppet/repo.git
You can even use git with an already existing svn server.
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On 15/01/10 12:36 AM, James Turnbull wrote:
> > On 15/01/10 12:30 AM, SyRenity wrote:
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>> >> Thanks for sharing. How do you achieve centralization of all
multiple
>> >> git repos, in case you have several puppetmasters?
> >
> > I don't - I have one
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On 15/01/10 12:30 AM, SyRenity wrote:
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> Thanks for sharing. How do you achieve centralization of all multiple
> git repos, in case you have several puppetmasters?
I don't - I have one central Git repo with multiple branches
matching my environments
Hi.
>
> I use Git because:
>
> a) It's distributed and I push lots of manifests around in
> convoluted ways, and
> b) It's simply more powerful around branching, cherry-picking,
> rebasing, etc, etc.
>
Thanks for sharing. How do you achieve centralization of all multiple
git repos, in case you ha
