On 05/25/2017 05:29 PM, Greg Gloor wrote:
I have a question about updating my package using the git-svn approach. I am on
Mac El Capitan. I am using the git svn from git version 2.10.1 as installed on
the system (not home-brew, since this won't work for some reason) and have
updated the update_remotes.sh script to point to the this git version. with
this git svn works fine
This script ran fine earlier, but I had to remove and re-clone the repository.
Now when I run the shell script I get the error:
fatal: remote bioc already exists
I searched the archive and did not see anything like this for the current
git-svn approach
Y'all are always so secretive about your packages...
Maybe you've already run the script? Probably you can edit the plain
text file .git/config in your repository to remove the section that
looks something like
[remote "bioc"]
url = https://github.com/Bioconductor-mirror/BiocFileCache.git
fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/bioc/*
good luck!
Martin
Suggestions?
Thank you
Greg Gloor
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