Re: repository moved to gitlab.com

Don Cohen wrote:
>  > The command to check it out is
>  >   git clone [email protected]:gnu-clisp/clisp.git
> 
> So that replaces the half dozen lines you sent before?

Yes.

> Does that create a new directory?  If so, what name?

Yes, it creates a directory named 'clisp' in the current directory.
All further git commands should happen in this subdirectory.

> And I still want to know what command to use to retrieve any 
> updates to the source.

If you have made no modifications:
  git pull

If you have modifications as commits:
  git pull --rebase

If you have modifications as commits and uncommitted changes:
  git stash
  git pull --rebase
  git stash pop

If you don't want to risk forgetting the --rebase option, do this once:
  git config pull.rebase true

Bruno


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