I cloned a repo using its GitHub read-only URL onto my team's staging server. I made some changes there to the config files.
I'd like to change the repo clone on the server to be read-write, so that I can 'git push' the config file changes.
How do I do this?
Or is there a better 'best practice' way to deal with this scenario than committing from the staging server?
在您喜欢的文本编辑器中打开.git / config并将远程URL更改为github向您显示的读取+写入URL。
如果您只想设置推送网址,则可以使用--push选项
git remote set-url --push origin git@github.com:leo/repox.git
From GitHub Working with remote help page:
Changing a remote's URL
There is no direct command to change a remote's URL, so you will usually run
git remote rm
followed bygit remote add
to change a URL.
You can also edit the repo's.git/config
file directly to change the URL without re-fetching the remote.
I would recommend (see this SO question ):
git remote set-url origin git://new.url.here
Using git command is always preferable to modifying directly a git config file manually.
我将从登台服务器获取差异并通过patch(1)
将其应用于开发环境中。
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