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% GIT-FTP(1) git-ftp User Manual |
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% Rene Moser <mail@renemoser.net> |
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% 2013-12-01 |
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% 2015-02-08 |
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# NAME |
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Git-ftp - Git powered FTP client written as shell script. |
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Git-ftp - Git powered FTP client written as shell script. |
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# SYNOPSIS |
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# DEFAULTS |
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Don't repeat yourself. Setting defaults for git-ftp in .git/config |
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Don't repeat yourself. Setting config defaults for git-ftp in .git/config |
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$ git config git-ftp.<(url|user|password|syncroot|cacert)> <value> |
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# SCOPES |
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Need different defaults per each system or environment? Use the so called scope feature. |
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Need different config defaults per each system or environment? Use the so called scope feature. |
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Useful if you use multi environment development. Like a development, testing and a production environment. |
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