Running without an argument will destoy origin/master

[TheJosh]

Running git deploy setup without the -r and branch name clobbered existing post-receive hooks and also changed many permissions and deleted the master branch.

It should probably warn against this.

[mislav]

I'm sorry that happened. I'll try to see what's going on there.

[TheJosh]

I'm guessing that but not specifying an upstream, it auto-chose "origin". Note that in our situation here, our origin server, unlike most Git hosts, is running a full version of SSH rather than a jailed shell (it's a local server and the users log in to do other tasks).

I'd imagine that it tried (and succeeded due to the full shell) at installing to "origin".

[mislav]

Thanks for the explanation.

How did it destroy the master branch, though?

[TheJosh]

Not sure but a git push origin master fixed that. I also had to recreate
my post-receive hook on the server.

There appeared to be a checkout of the repository within the bare
repository (in this case it was within the /home/git/frog.git directory)
On 05/12/2015 2:24 AM, "Mislav Marohnić" [email protected] wrote:

Thanks for the explanation.

How did it destroy the master branch, though?

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