You can do this but you're going to have to jump through some hoops.
First you need to upload the repo from a zip file or whatever. Then you
will have to tag all the files ISO8859-1 using the "chtag -R -tc
ISO8859-1 ." command and hope there are no binary files.
Then you need to convert the report the repo to a bare repository.
|git clone --mirror path_to_source_repository path_to_bare_repository |
You can then use the bare repository to clone from and push to. If I
were I would use a local git hosting tool such as gitBucket. You can
then have a nice GUI with wiki pages and branch history graphs just like
GitHub or Bitbucket.
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On 4/06/2021 5:59 am, Frank Swarbrick wrote:
I have git for z/OS, but our mainframe is fenced off from the general internet.
Is there some (easy) way I could clone a repo to my local machine, upload it
to z/OS, and then clone from there? Or something like that?
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