Can I use git with OneDrive?
Create new git repository in the onedrive folder. First you need to open a git bash (requires that git are installed). This will open up the command line for running git commands. You have now created the repository on your OneDrive and are now ready to clone the repository to your local drive and start working.
How do I automatically sync GitHub?
Choose the GitHub repository you want to sync with Phrase. Choose the repository branch you want to import (push) from and export (pull) to. Usually, this is the “main” branch. Click Validate Configuration to check if your access token and configuration file are set up correctly.
How do I refresh a local git repository?
Update, then Work
- Update your local repo from the central repo ( git pull upstream master ).
- Make edits, save, git add , and git commit all in your local repo.
- Push changes from local repo to your fork on github.com ( git push origin master )
- Update the central repo from your fork ( Pull Request )
- Repeat.
How do I exclude a folder in OneDrive?
You can accomplish this by opening the OneDrive settings on your PC.
- Go to OneDrive settings.
- Click the Account tab.
- Click “Choose Folders” and then cherry pick the folders you want to exclude.
Can you add a.gitignore to a repository?
You can always add a .gitignore to a directory to keep the repository and history clean. Because Git commits are file-based,* you can decouple source changes from documentation changes as strongly as you like. As others have said, Git is great for documentation versioning as long as it’s text-based.
How to set up a git repository on a local machine?
You can even set up a post-commit hook on the bare repository to automatically do the second step. In your client directory you have will notice a .git directory. A bare version is basically just that .git directory contents without a working copy.
What should Git be used for for documentation?
You’ll want to keep things organized. Have a system for separating the src from the images from the docs. You can always add a .gitignore to a directory to keep the repository and history clean. Because Git commits are file-based,* you can decouple source changes from documentation changes as strongly as you like.
When to use Git as a version control tool?
1 Having more than just source code in a repository is a very good thing. 2 As others have said, Git is great for documentation versioning as long as it’s text-based. 3 I completely agree; documentation should be versioned right alongside the code.