You have to use branches (git can clone single branch from repo) in case if you’ll stick with Github If you can think about using hosted Git outside Github, you can select Assembla with Git and, f.e, Starter Plan ($9), it which you’ll get one (private) space and unlimited independent repos in space
Like the comments on this question stated, there is far too little detail in your post and it is far too localized of a question for this forum, but here is a general idea of what a project of this nature would require: You would need to utilize the GitHub API to dynamically pull new … Read more
I have done SymmetricDS synchronization with various content management sites using the wildcard feature to pick up new tables created by custom components. For example, you can put a trigger on tables named ‘wp_*’ and it will sync any tables that match. You can read about Using Wildcards to Sync Tables for more detail. In … Read more
There is no right or wrong answer here, except the one dictated by your own personal religion and the contents of the hier(7) manpage on your system. typical Linux hier manpage ; typical BSD hier manpage) /var/git/* seems reasonable to me personally. That’s where I keep mine.
bloginfo/get_bloginfo use site_url to retrieve the wpurl value, site_url provides the site_url filter, so you should be able to use that filter to alter the output. function alter_site_url_wpse_107701($url) { return str_replace(‘/core/wordpress’,’/core’,$url); } add_filter(‘site_url’,’alter_site_url_wpse_107701′); I am guessing a bit at exactly what you need to replace, but I think that is close.
The issue is with the folder/file permissions. You need to change the permsion so that the wp-content/uploads folder is writable. This is explained in the Amazon User Guide. http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_File_Permissions
You can go back and fix all your commits with a single call to git filter-branch. This has the same effect as rebase, but you only need to do one command to fix all your history, instead of fixing each commit individually. You can fix all the wrong emails with this command: git filter-branch –env-filter … Read more
Do not rename or modify the sample files unless such modifications are intended for contribution – they are there for reference. The files wp-config.php and wp-tests-config.php are explicitly ignored by .gitignore. Simply create them as new files yourself (or, if you’d like to use the sample files verbatim create symlinks to the sample files) to … Read more
A simple answer would be to iterate through each file and display its modification time, i.e.: git ls-tree -r –name-only HEAD | while read filename; do echo “$(git log -1 –format=”%ad” — $filename) $filename” done This will yield output like so: Fri Dec 23 19:01:01 2011 +0000 Config Fri Dec 23 19:01:01 2011 +0000 Makefile … Read more
It’s not working because you have ‘svn’ instead of ‘git’ in the rule. All you have to do is to replace the ‘svn’ with ‘git’. <Directorymatch “^/.*/\.git/”> Order ‘deny,allow’ Deny from all </Directorymatch>