So here is my issue
This is about using github in a heroku style, and being able to keep versions of the repository as deployed sites.
So how to do that:
Lets assume that you have a repository e.g. https://github.com/ogt/boxchareditor that is "github deployable". Ie there is just one branch gh-pages - git push updates a live running site http://ogt.githb.io/boxchareditor in addition to updating the github repo.
So lets say that you want to keep a particular version as a referacable deployed url.
How do you do that:
> hub clone boxchareditor boxchareditor-1
> cd !$
> perl -p -i -e 's,ogt/boxchareditor,ogt/boxchareditor-1,g' *
> git add .
> git commit -m 'changed links to repo to point to own repo'
> git remote -rm origin
> hub create -h http://ogt.github.io/boxchareditor-1
> git push origin gh-pages
I think I will make it a mini utility
> gitfreeze reponame freezedreponame
This is about using github in a heroku style, and being able to keep versions of the repository as deployed sites.
So how to do that:
Lets assume that you have a repository e.g. https://github.com/ogt/boxchareditor that is "github deployable". Ie there is just one branch gh-pages - git push updates a live running site http://ogt.githb.io/boxchareditor in addition to updating the github repo.
So lets say that you want to keep a particular version as a referacable deployed url.
How do you do that:
> hub clone boxchareditor boxchareditor-1
> cd !$
> perl -p -i -e 's,ogt/boxchareditor,ogt/boxchareditor-1,g' *
> git add .
> git commit -m 'changed links to repo to point to own repo'
> git remote -rm origin
> hub create -h http://ogt.github.io/boxchareditor-1
> git push origin gh-pages
I think I will make it a mini utility
> gitfreeze reponame freezedreponame
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