Hi. I have a local workspace with some projects, sincronized with a remote git repo. ¿How to add the existing working copy (git local repository) to SourceTree?
Lots of ways! :)
I was confused for a while (neophyte!) I wanted to add the hidden .git directory or one of the sub files/directories but it was the parent directory where the .git file was located.
All is good to go after migrating to a newer computer. Thanks for the direction and hints.
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Hello,
I have a problem with local repo: if I add a repository with "Add Working Copy" it seems to be ok, SourceTree tells me that it a git repository, but when I open it I have this error: "'git status' failed with code 128:'fatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git".
What can I do?
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The check when you provide a path to add as a working copy is actually quite rudimentary, it just checks for the presence of the .git folder. If git is failing when it's added and *real* git commands start being called on it, that means that the .git folder is a red herring and that it really isn't a git repo after all.
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Yeah, very intuitive. I could find the way just five after doing the question. Thanks!.
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