I understand most of it, but why checkout as /etc/puppet_hash, and and not
simply as /etc/puppet, and just `git pull` when necessary?
I.e. What is the benefit of having to do clone from scratch on every run
(i.e. when something has changed)?
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d first run git pull, then puppet
> apply. I didn't do it that way for no reason other than I didn't think to
> do it that way. In fact it might be less complicated to implement, in
> exchange for some more disk space.
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> Charles
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> > On Mar 12, 2015, at
on the server. The repository in
> /var/lib/git is bare; recall that a bare git repository does not have a
> working copy. It would be possible to make the server repository
> non-bare, but that's generally a bad idea.
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> Charles
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> > On Mar 12, 2015
