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DVCS ? (All about Git, Mercurial-Hg and the like...)
ewemoa:
Under Windows XP SP3, via cmd.exe, something like the following worked:
set GIT_SSL_NO_VERIFY=true
start c:\apps\SmartGit\bin\smartgit.exe
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ewemoa:
Perhaps setting http.sslVerify to false via git config is an alternative approach.
I guess that may not work if one does not want that to be a global setting and there is no repository for the setting to live in yet (because no initial clone has occurred)...
ewemoa:
On a side note, I noticed that SmartGit now supports "git init" -- IIRC, it used to be that one had to use git from the command line for this :up:
Project ->
New Window ->
Open an existing local or create a new repository
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Armando:
ewemoa, you seem to be on the right path...
I realize I don't have enough time to delve into that ! I wish I could. Did you send a message to the developer(s) ?
On a side note, I noticed that SmartGit now supports "git init" -- IIRC, it used to be that one had to use git from the command line for this :up:
Project ->
New Window ->
Open an existing local or create a new repository
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-ewemoa (April 22, 2012, 05:49 AM)
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Thanks for the heads up! Didn't notice it. I asked for it a long time ago -- and, like you used the command line or tortoiseGit to to it.
Edit : actually, it was the clone --bare command I was having problems with... and while it's true I usually initialize my repos with the command line or TortoiseGit, i believe SmartGit has been offering the "Open an existing local or create a new repository" for a while (since v2.x) . I might be mistaken though...
ewemoa:
Did you send a message to the developer(s) ?
-Armando (April 23, 2012, 11:06 PM)
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No I didn't. But then, may be they will see this topic...wishful thinking?
i believe SmartGit has been offering the "Open an existing local or create a new repository" for a while (since v2.x) . I might be mistaken though...
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It's quite possible I didn't know it was there earlier :)
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