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Guide for using git through the git-container Docker container. All git operations must use the git-container for isolation.
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| name | git-guide |
| description | Guide for using git through the git-container Docker container. All git operations must use the git-container for isolation. |
Use this skill when performing any git operations (clone, pull, push, commit, etc.).
MANDATORY: All git operations MUST be executed inside the git-container Docker container. Never run git directly on the host system.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Containers | appropriate git container, alpine, ubuntu, debain, etc |
| Image | ubuntu:22.04 |
| Git Version | 2.34.1 |
| Status | Running (detached) |
docker exec -it git-container git clone <repo-url> <destination>
docker exec -it git-container git -C /path/to/repo pull
docker exec -it git-container git -C /path/to/repo push
docker exec -it git-container sh
docker exec -it git-container git -C /path/to/repo status
ALL cloned repositories and git artifacts MUST be saved to the NAS SANDBOX:
{{paths.sandbox}}
This is the designated storage location for all git operations. Always ensure:
docker exec -it git-container git clone <url> <nas-path>| Operation | Command |
|---|---|
| Clone | docker exec -it git-container git clone <url> /nas/path |
| Pull | docker exec -it git-container git -C /nas/repo pull |
| Push | docker exec -it git-container git -C /nas/repo push |
| Status | docker exec -it git-container git -C /nas/repo status |
| Branch | docker exec -it git-container git -C /nas/repo branch |
| Log | docker exec -it git-container git -C /nas/repo log |
| Diff | docker exec -it git-container git -C /nas/repo diff |
If the container stops, restart it:
docker start git-container
Verify container is running:
docker ps | findstr git-container