CLI Example

This example walks you through the entire process of creating a repository, cloning it, populating it with content, pushing, and finally mapping one of its branches to an AccuRev stream, all through Git, Gerrit, and GitCentric CLI commands.

Create a repository with an initial empty commit:

ssh -p 29418 yourUsername@yourServer gerrit create-project --empty-commit repoName

ssh -p 29418 yourUsername@yourServer gitcentric config-repo repoName
-S 10.0.0.182:5050 -u syncUser -p syncUserPassword

Clone the repo.

git clone ssh://yourUsername@yourServer:29418/repoName repoName

Change to the new clone’s directory and configure it:

cd repo_tues2
git config user.name "Firstname Lastname"
git config user.email "f.lastname@yourdomain.com"
git config remote.origin.push refs/heads/*:refs/for/*

Using your preferred text editor, create a file in the clone.
Add, commit, and push the file:
```
git add --all
git commit --all -m"First commit"
git push
```
Note: This step creates branch master, which must exist before the next step.

Map the master branch to a stream named agc_devel on the AccuRev Server:

ssh -p 29418 yourUsername@yourServer gitcentric config-branch repoName
-b master -s streamName -e /

Display a listing showing the mapped repo:

ssh -p 29418 yourUsername@yourServer gitcentric ls-repo