flylehe
September 16th, 2009, 09:40 PM
Hi,
I used to pull from someone's git repository. Today he just moved his repository to another address. I wonder if there is some way for me to pull from the new address and to get the info of what changes he made with respect to last time I pulled from his old one?
if I do a "git clone newaddress" under the parent directory of my repository, I will get "fatal: destination directory 'xxx' already exists." So my question is what is the correct way to change the address of his repository in my own one so I can simply use "git pull" in the future to update from his new repository?
Thanks and regards!
I used to pull from someone's git repository. Today he just moved his repository to another address. I wonder if there is some way for me to pull from the new address and to get the info of what changes he made with respect to last time I pulled from his old one?
if I do a "git clone newaddress" under the parent directory of my repository, I will get "fatal: destination directory 'xxx' already exists." So my question is what is the correct way to change the address of his repository in my own one so I can simply use "git pull" in the future to update from his new repository?
Thanks and regards!