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I have my current sublime-text-2 "Packages/User" folder in a git repo (on github)
How do I clone it into an existing folder "Application Support/Sublime Text 2" now that I am on a new computer?
Here is the repo:
http://github.com/andxyz/sublime-text-2-configs
Here is the existing folder on the new computer:
cd /Users/andxyz/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 2/Packages/User
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On computer 1, clone the repo, create a branch, push your branch back to github. On computer 2, clone the repo, pull the branch you created down, make a change, and then push it back.
To Git clone a repository navigate to your preferred repository hosting service like GitHub, select the repository you want to clone, copy the repository URL via HTTPS or SSH, type git clone in the command line, paste the URL, and hit enter .
The following worked for me on an OSX mavericks 1.9.2 machine (after I got my github ssh clone stuff working) I did this:
git clone [email protected]:andxyz/sublime-text-2-configs.git ~/temp-sublime-text-2-configs
mv ~/temp-sublime-text-2-configs/.git ~/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 2/.git
rm -rf ~/temp-sublime-text-2-configs
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 2/
git checkout --force master
The reasoning being that we can move the hidden .git folder from our temp-repo into the existing folder. Then move to that folder and force a git checkout with --force.
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