Allow specifying only a push and only a pull from a remote server. #44
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I don't understand the usage of |
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@sdaves I could rebase your edits and add support for a pull-only sync; however, the current logic for the push is that it must be done after the pull. So I think that implementing a push-only sync could allow for accidental data loss. Would it work to do a pull, git-merge, git-commit, then full sync? |
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This allows a user to pull from a remote server, check for changes, commit them to git, and then push. Check out the demo I included to see how I am using it for my servers. I use this to enable my clients to make changes on the live server, and then I pull them down and commit them before I push my latest code to the server.