Im trying to add a remote directory to fisheye and have failed so far. All it ever says is that my directory does not appear to be a git repository.
On my fisheye server I created a symbolic link to the network share where my various folders are that have had a git init.
Local folder created as a symbolic link
E:\GIT_FOLDER
Im somewhat of a beginner with git but I was under the impression that I could now point fisheye to the directory where my .git folder was initialized? Is the wrong?
I tried
file://E:/GIT_FOLDER/
and various combinations thereof. No success. Can someone help with where I might be going wrong? In the end I was hoping fisheye would let me search the directory something like SourceTree but easier.
You can only use the file:/// protocol if your git repository is hosted as the same environment as your Fisheye repository. Read more about here (https://git-scm.com/book/ch4-1.html). Try using the http/s protocol.
I guess what I was assuming is that creating a symbolic link to the remote folder makes the .git repo folder appear as local to the machine.
Can you connect fisheye to a folder that simply has git initialized on it?
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Yes, but it all depends where that git repo is and use the proper protocol base on that.
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use http/s
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