Why do I need to define the Git origin for each PyCharm project under a common Git root?
I have a directory under Git control, where subdirectories are PyCharm projects.
Why do I need to define the Git origin for each PyCharm project under a common Git root?
I have a directory under Git control, where subdirectories are PyCharm projects.
Why do I need to define the Git origin for each PyCharm project under a common Git root?
I have a directory under Git control, where subdirectories are PyCharm projects.
Why do I need to define the Git origin for each PyCharm project under a common Git root?
I have a directory under Git control, where subdirectories are PyCharm projects.
Why do I need to define the Git origin for each PyCharm project under a common Git root?
I have a directory under Git control, where subdirectories are PyCharm projects.
Creating and using a central git repository for group access via PyCharm (community ed)
I have been developing small utilities for use in my group via PyCharm, and fumbling my way around git VCS locally. However, I want/need to create a separate git repo so that others in my group can also put their own work under VCS, as well as participate in and enhance what I’m doing. As I understand it, this is considered a remote or upstream repo. I have two main projects, one for the utilities (UTILS_DEV) and one for a library I’ve turned into an installable package (MY_FUNCTIONSLIB) so that these functions can be used by other programs, and by other people. They are each stored under /export/dsl/ in separate directories, with their own local git repos. The /export directory is one which contains user directories, and is mounted to each server in our organization, so data is accessible on all machines.
Creating and using a central git repository for group access via PyCharm (community ed)
I have been developing small utilities for use in my group via PyCharm, and fumbling my way around git VCS locally. However, I want/need to create a separate git repo so that others in my group can also put their own work under VCS, as well as participate in and enhance what I’m doing. As I understand it, this is considered a remote or upstream repo. I have two main projects, one for the utilities (UTILS_DEV) and one for a library I’ve turned into an installable package (MY_FUNCTIONSLIB) so that these functions can be used by other programs, and by other people. They are each stored under /export/dsl/ in separate directories, with their own local git repos. The /export directory is one which contains user directories, and is mounted to each server in our organization, so data is accessible on all machines.