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perl -v |
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-## Configuration |
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-GitPrep needs the git command. You must install git by yourself. |
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-If you haven't set user.name and user.email, you must set them. |
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-For example: |
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- |
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- git config --global user.name "gitprep" |
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- git config --global user.email "gitprep@example.com" |
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- |
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-If you install git in your local directry, |
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-you must add the correct git command path to the **gitprep.conf** config file |
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- [basic] |
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- ;;; Git command path |
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- git_bin=/home/yourname/local/bin/git |
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+### Checki git command existance |
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+ git --version |
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## A. Installation when you run GitPrep as CGI script |
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Download tar.gz archive, expand it and change directory: |
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./setup.sh |
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+If you install git in your local directry, |
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+you must add the correct git command path to the **gitprep.conf** config file. |
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+ |
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+ [basic] |
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+ ;;; Git command path |
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+ git_bin=/home/yourname/local/bin/git |
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+ |
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Check setup. Run the following command. |
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prove t |
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su - gitprep |
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cd ~ |
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+And config global git config |
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+ |
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+ git config --global user.name "gitprep" |
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+ git config --global user.email "gitprep@example.com" |
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### Download |
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Download tar.gz archive, expand it and change directory: |
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## FAQ |
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+## Cna't find git command from GitPrep |
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+If you install git in your local directry, |
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+you must add the correct git command path to the **gitprep.conf** config file. |
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+ |
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+ [basic] |
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+ ;;; Git command path |
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+ git_bin=/home/yourname/local/bin/git |
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### blame don't work |
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In Gitprep, blame page use "git blame --line-porcelain". In old git, there is no --line-porcelain option. |