Re: convert-ly rules to destencil Flags

[David Kastrup]

"address@hidden" <address@hidden> writes:

> On Oct 25, 2011, at 3:46 PM, David Kastrup wrote:
>> 
>> Well, my .git/config has
>> [remote "origin"]
>>      fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/*
>>      url = ssh://git.sv.gnu.org/srv/git/lilypond.git
>>      fetch = +refs/heads/dev/staging:refs/remotes/origin/dev/staging
>> 
>> in it.  I have no idea why the third line is needed on top of the first
>> line, but maybe you can't delete and repush otherwise since after the
>> deletion, git has forgotten how to get there.
>> 
>> Anyway, try making .git/config similar, and the do git fetch origin, and
>> then git branch -r really should do that.
>> 
>> There will be some magical git "user interface" command line for writing
>> the address@hidden@!$ fetch line, but I forgot which one I used.
>> 
>
> This I did, and it fetched everything under the sun except dev/staging:
>
> address@hidden:~/lilypond-git$ git fetch
> From ssh://git.sv.gnu.org/srv/git/lilypond
>  * [new branch]      cvs/master -> origin/cvs/master
>  * [new branch]      dev/jmandereau -> origin/dev/jmandereau
>  * [new branch]      dev/jneem  -> origin/dev/jneem
>  * [new branch]      dev/jneeman -> origin/dev/jneeman
>  * [new branch]      dev/kainhofer -> origin/dev/kainhofer
>  * [new branch]      dev/patrick -> origin/dev/patrick
>  * [new branch]      dev/rlittle -> origin/dev/rlittle
>  * [new branch]      dev/rune   -> origin/dev/rune
>  * [new branch]      dev/stringtuning -> origin/dev/stringtuning
>  * [new branch]      dev/syntax -> origin/dev/syntax
>  * [new branch]      dev/waf    -> origin/dev/waf
>  * [new branch]      lilypond/translation -> origin/lilypond/translation
>  * [new branch]      macos-lilypad -> origin/macos-lilypad
>  * [new branch]      release/unstable -> origin/release/unstable
>  * [new branch]      stable/0.0 -> origin/stable/0.0
>  * [new branch]      stable/1.0 -> origin/stable/1.0
>  * [new branch]      stable/1.2 -> origin/stable/1.2
>  * [new branch]      stable/1.4 -> origin/stable/1.4
>  * [new branch]      stable/1.6 -> origin/stable/1.6
>  * [new branch]      stable/1.8 -> origin/stable/1.8
>  * [new branch]      stable/2.0 -> origin/stable/2.0
>  * [new branch]      stable/2.10 -> origin/stable/2.10
>  * [new branch]      stable/2.12 -> origin/stable/2.12
>  * [new branch]      stable/2.14 -> origin/stable/2.14
>  * [new branch]      stable/2.2 -> origin/stable/2.2
>  * [new branch]      stable/2.4 -> origin/stable/2.4
>  * [new branch]      stable/2.6 -> origin/stable/2.6
>  * [new branch]      stable/2.8 -> origin/stable/2.8
>  * [new branch]      tarball/master -> origin/tarball/master
>  * [new branch]      web        -> origin/web
>  * [new branch]      web-gop    -> origin/web-gop
>
> Who said git was supposed to be easy?!?

Likely you already had dev/staging fetched.

git branch -r

-- 
David Kastrup