I have a repositories, i want to have two "views": Developers can see the whole thing and customers should only see certain (tagged, or marked in another way) branches.
I thought about making two repsoitories A and B and than list all not needed files as "ignored files" in B but I am not sure whether this will work. (I don't know whether A syncs B's ignored files or not, may be some one who knows that can answer?)
Thus I thought it would be cool if i I could make "views" (show only tags X..) on the repository, or something similar which solves my problem, but afaik this is not possbile in git.
kind regards
Branches in git are local.
You can have any number of branches locally and push only the relevant ones to the relevant repositories.
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The image above from http://nvie.com/git-model is a good workflow, in which developers have many branches but push only the develop branch and similarly the production server has only the master branch.
Nevertheless my major problem remains:
if I clone repository A to B and I work on repository B than I see all branches of repository A (they are marked asremots/origin/[branchName]
) - so if a customer starts GitWeb on Repository B he will see all Branches. And that's what I don't want.
You can manage access per repository with gitosis, and even access per tag or branch with gitolite.
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