synchronize cygwin installed packages between multiple machines
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I have 4 machines that I'm trying to keep in sync ie. same settings and installed packages. Is there a folder that I can add to a repo and use git to keep in sync so that i can guarantee consistency accross the board(I'm more interested in installed packages but settings would also be nice to keep in sync.)?
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I have 4 machines that I'm trying to keep in sync ie. same settings and installed packages. Is there a folder that I can add to a repo and use git to keep in sync so that i can guarantee consistency accross the board(I'm more interested in installed packages but settings would also be nice to keep in sync.)?
git sync cygwin
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Teererai Marange
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" Is there a folder that I can add to a repo" -- can you clarify what the question is? Is your question just whether you can use git to sync the machines?
– fixer1234
Dec 1 at 4:32
My question is indeed can I use git to sync the machines and which folders would I want to sync?
– Teererai Marange
Dec 1 at 4:33
There is a solution to duplicate the installed packages here stackoverflow.com/questions/46829532/… it can be also applied for multiple machines
– matzeri
Dec 1 at 9:16
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I have 4 machines that I'm trying to keep in sync ie. same settings and installed packages. Is there a folder that I can add to a repo and use git to keep in sync so that i can guarantee consistency accross the board(I'm more interested in installed packages but settings would also be nice to keep in sync.)?
git sync cygwin
asked Dec 1 at 4:19
Teererai Marange
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I have 4 machines that I'm trying to keep in sync ie. same settings and installed packages. Is there a folder that I can add to a repo and use git to keep in sync so that i can guarantee consistency accross the board(I'm more interested in installed packages but settings would also be nice to keep in sync.)?
git sync cygwin
git sync cygwin
asked Dec 1 at 4:19
Teererai Marange
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asked Dec 1 at 4:19
Teererai Marange
1011
asked Dec 1 at 4:19
Teererai Marange
1011
asked Dec 1 at 4:19
Teererai Marange
1011
asked Dec 1 at 4:19
Teererai Marange
1011
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" Is there a folder that I can add to a repo" -- can you clarify what the question is? Is your question just whether you can use git to sync the machines?
– fixer1234
Dec 1 at 4:32
My question is indeed can I use git to sync the machines and which folders would I want to sync?
– Teererai Marange
Dec 1 at 4:33
There is a solution to duplicate the installed packages here stackoverflow.com/questions/46829532/… it can be also applied for multiple machines
– matzeri
Dec 1 at 9:16
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" Is there a folder that I can add to a repo" -- can you clarify what the question is? Is your question just whether you can use git to sync the machines?
– fixer1234
Dec 1 at 4:32
My question is indeed can I use git to sync the machines and which folders would I want to sync?
– Teererai Marange
Dec 1 at 4:33
There is a solution to duplicate the installed packages here stackoverflow.com/questions/46829532/… it can be also applied for multiple machines
– matzeri
Dec 1 at 9:16
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" Is there a folder that I can add to a repo" -- can you clarify what the question is? Is your question just whether you can use git to sync the machines?
– fixer1234
Dec 1 at 4:32
" Is there a folder that I can add to a repo" -- can you clarify what the question is? Is your question just whether you can use git to sync the machines?
– fixer1234
Dec 1 at 4:32
My question is indeed can I use git to sync the machines and which folders would I want to sync?
– Teererai Marange
Dec 1 at 4:33
My question is indeed can I use git to sync the machines and which folders would I want to sync?
– Teererai Marange
Dec 1 at 4:33
There is a solution to duplicate the installed packages here stackoverflow.com/questions/46829532/… it can be also applied for multiple machines
– matzeri
Dec 1 at 9:16
There is a solution to duplicate the installed packages here stackoverflow.com/questions/46829532/… it can be also applied for multiple machines
– matzeri
Dec 1 at 9:16
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" Is there a folder that I can add to a repo" -- can you clarify what the question is? Is your question just whether you can use git to sync the machines?
– fixer1234
Dec 1 at 4:32
My question is indeed can I use git to sync the machines and which folders would I want to sync?
– Teererai Marange
Dec 1 at 4:33
There is a solution to duplicate the installed packages here stackoverflow.com/questions/46829532/… it can be also applied for multiple machines
– matzeri
Dec 1 at 9:16