extra-cmake-modules project has been created

[Michael Pyne]

On Friday, June 24, 2011 09:32:55 Alexander Neundorf wrote:
> git noob question: I remember there were some special steps involved in
> doing the initial push, but I can't remember.
> I think first I had to create a local fresh git repository, and then I had
> to do something special to push it...
> Can somebody please enlighten me ?

Well the git hooks are disabled when you do the first push, but I don't think 
there was anything too special you had to do for that, especially if you're 
not talking about converting an existing old history.

Once you perform the initial push to the repo and have confirmed that it works 
you have to open it up to development by using the hooks-enable command 
documented at [1].

I guess the only trick I can think of at this point is to be sure to push 
every branch you think should be present there, and remember the default 
behavior of "git push origin" is to push *all* branches IIRC, which may not be 
what you want if you have some local-only branches. Instead you'd want "git 
push origin $branchname" for each branch name you care about.

Regards,
 - Michael Pyne

http://community.kde.org/Sysadmin/GitKdeOrgManual
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