Using Git for local repository

[ykgoh]

Suppose I create a local repository in my laptop for a test project.

git init

After that I create new files and add them, and then commit changes.

Since there is no remote repository that I cloned from, do I still need to push?

git push

 

[davidktw]

Suppose I create a local repository in my laptop for a test project.

git init

After that I create new files and add them, and then commit changes.

Since there is no remote repository that I cloned from, do I still need to push?

git push

nope. you don't need to push to another repository since what you are doing now is just keeping track of changes happening locally.

 

[ykgoh]

nope. you don't need to push to another repository since what you are doing now is just keeping track of changes happening locally.

Thank you for confirming.

Still trying to wrap my head around DVCS. Coming from a CVS/Subversion/VSS background.

 

[jaysenko]

versioning control

Thank you for confirming.

Still trying to wrap my head around DVCS. Coming from a CVS/Subversion/VSS background.

use one that you are most comfortable with. don't change just cos of popularity.