Re: Moving git

[Richard Lee <richard@webdezign.co.uk>]

Hi all,

Thank you to Matthieu Moy and Santi Béjar who both told me to check
.git/config.

The reason why I had problems was because I was using git config --get-all
(with no regex). I then used git config -l and saw the remote local path to
the repository that I used to clone.

The reason I had problem with git remote rm was because I was using version
1.5.2 as I installed it from yum. (This is what I hate about CentOS, all the
repositories are old as dirt.) I compiled version 1.6.5 and the command was
there. I think the ability probably was there in 1.5.2, but you probably had
to do some extra magic stuff to completely remove the repository. And by
trying to git remote prune didn't help either as I had deleted the local
repository.

I now could "git remote rm origin" with no problems after moving the whole
git directory.

Richard
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