Push and Pull have to do with syncing to a remote repo. You can still
commit to a local git (in fact you must, before you push or pull). The
big difference between git and svn is git keeps the entire history
locally, rather than only on a server like with svn. You can also just
zip up your local gitted folder, and send that in an email if you really
wanted (just watch out for accidentally sharing your private keys).
Kevin N.
On 3/12/13 8:05 AM, Erik de Bruin wrote:
Carlos,
I don't get it. Mike and I work together, so we need to have the same
codebase. When I have made a change that Mike needs to include in his
source, in git I do a 'push', in SVN I do a 'commit'. To stay up to
date with my code, Mike needs to do a 'pull' in git ('update' in SVN).
What's different?
EdB
