Source forge explains that first I have to create a shell service (https://sourceforge.net/p/forge/documentation/Shell%20Service/). For example in git bash:
ssh -t [email protected] create
with USER my user name. It works perfectly well.
Then sourceforge explains how to access the repo (https://sourceforge.net/p/forge/documentation/Git/?version=4). First I have to navigate to the git repo with:
cd /home/scm_git/P/PR/PROJECTUNIXNAME
with:
I am trying that with my protoframework project, with:
cd /home/scm_git/p/pr/protoframework
But i have the following error in the bash:
bash: cd: /home/scm_git/p/pr/protoframework: No such file or directory
What did I do wrong?
I also tried without the pr
with:
cd /home/scm_git/p/protoframework
But had the same error.
If I try the same kind of command but for other content (for example project-web), it works fine.
I found the correct path:
cd /home/scm_git/p/protoframework/CODE.git
with CODE
the name chosen for the git repo when creating the project. So by default this will be:
cd /home/scm_git/p/protoframework/code.git
After that step, the sourceforge wiki is correct. For example to create a repo called myrepo
:
git --git-dir=myrepo init --shared=all --bare