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<blockquote data-quote="Bernard" data-source="post: 1055938" data-attributes="member: 120430">@[USER=60104]Sebastiii[/USER] : Just an update!I have tried to install and use Git. But it seems I will need to read up around Git to fully understand how it is used. I have solid knowledge of SVN. But Git uses a different concept in how they see a Repo and it's layout... Because I'm a bit of a perfectionist, or &quot;unable to function in chaos&quot;. I need to understand it before I can tap it's potential. Not that it is specifically needed, but I can't concentrate if I don't KNOW I'm on the correct path.Maybe you can help me with this: I tried to export a &quot;Read/Write&quot; copy from Git (using the wiki page). And I get an error that I think is because I don't have &quot;write&quot; rights to the repo. I could not find any indication that I needed some username or password, but I also don't know how I can have write access without any identification... I know I don't need R/W access, but I tried and it failed and I now want to understand why, since what I'm expecting and what I'm reading is not matching up... Maybe I can even update the wiki if their is some more info required on the subject of R/W clone.In short, to export R/W do I need username and password?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bernard, post: 1055938, member: 120430"] @[USER=60104]Sebastiii[/USER] : Just an update! I have tried to install and use Git. But it seems I will need to read up around Git to fully understand how it is used. I have solid knowledge of SVN. But Git uses a different concept in how they see a Repo and it's layout... Because I'm a bit of a perfectionist, or "unable to function in chaos". I need to understand it before I can tap it's potential. Not that it is specifically needed, but I can't concentrate if I don't KNOW I'm on the correct path. Maybe you can help me with this: I tried to export a "Read/Write" copy from Git (using the wiki page). And I get an error that I think is because I don't have "write" rights to the repo. I could not find any indication that I needed some username or password, but I also don't know how I can have write access without any identification... I know I don't need R/W access, but I tried and it failed and I now want to understand why, since what I'm expecting and what I'm reading is not matching up... Maybe I can even update the wiki if their is some more info required on the subject of R/W clone. In short, to export R/W do I need username and password? [/QUOTE]

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