Git. Commits to the server?

Question

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Hello :)
Recently, I got tired of uploading a project via ftp. It's inconvenient and long. And I decided to use the version control system, namely git. At the same time, version control will not hurt. I work on it alone.
After reading a bunch of articles and manuals, trying it all along the way, I came to the conclusion that I can’t do it myself, and even during working hours.
Please help. Tell me how to do it anyway?
As I understand it, the easiest and most correct way is to commit, then push to the server, and then copy this case to the working directory.
I did authorization via ssh using keys.
I tried everything they suggested, but nothing worked.
All I need is a local repository from which I can push to a remote repository on the server.
Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

1. Create a repository on the server:
$ ssh servername
$ git init-db --bare myreponame
2. Make a clone of the repository locally:
$ git clone servername:myreponame
3. Make sure that the working directory is automatically synchronized by push to the server repository:
$ ssh servername
$ cd myreponame/hooks
$ cat > update
#!/bin/sh -e
refname="$1"
oldrev="$2"
newrev="$3"
gitdir=`pwd`
if [ "$refname" = "refs/heads/ master" ]; then
tmpdir=`mktemp -d`
cd "$tmpdir"
git \
--git-dir="$gitdir" \
archive --format=tar "$newrev" | tarx
rsync -a --delete-after "$tmpdir/" /var/www/whatever/
rm -rf "$tmpdir"
fi
exit 0
4. Don't forget to make this script executable:
$ chmod +x update
5. We make the first commit: on the local machine, go to the repository and do:
$ touch test
$ git add test
$ git commit -m 'test' test
$ git push
6. Check what we got in the working directory, enjoy life

Answer 2

Read - habrahabr.ru/blogs/development/68341/
helped me
put tortoiceGIT a little easier life.
specifically on the question - push to remote is, as it were, the final step, perhaps you did not configure the remote correctly ... what exactly does not work?

Answer 3

Better start with SVN. It is easier to learn and understand + starts up with half a kick. And then, as you get used to it, you can safely switch to mercurial or git

Answer 4

Here everything is simple and clear. Or create a repo on github, then you will have a page on what and how to do and in what order.

Answer 5

What exactly is unclear?

Answer 6

Install Gitlab + Gitolite, and use Capistrano for deployment,