Using GitSharp has a replacement of SharpSvn

[Dinis Cruz]

I'm currently using SharpSvn on the O2 Platform project (http://
o2platform) to sync up O2's local rules database with an SVN's server.

Can this be done using GitSharp? I only need a read-only version of
the Git Repository.

From my understanding of Git, for the first Sync I can just download
the main zip file, right?

So my question is 'how can I get the updates'? (the push capabilities
don't seem to be implemented in GitSharp)

I'm trying to avoid having to install anything on the client box
(apart from the .Net framework)

[Meinrad Recheis]

On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 10:01 AM, Dinis Cruz <dinis...@owasp.org> wrote:

I'm currently using SharpSvn on the O2 Platform project (http://
o2platform) to sync up O2's local rules database with an SVN's server.

Can this be done using GitSharp? I only need a read-only version of
the Git Repository.

If all you need is to pull from a readonly git repository via http, then it can be done with gitsharp.

From my understanding of Git, for the first Sync I can just download
the main zip file, right?

you can download the binaries of the last release of gitsharp from github.

So my question is 'how can I get the updates'? (the push capabilities
don't seem to be implemented in GitSharp)

yes. but pull via http should work.

I'm trying to avoid having to install anything on the client box
(apart from the .Net framework)

hth,
-- henon
 

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