Question

I have C:\Users\my\Documents\GitHub for my local GitHub repository, and C:\wamp\www is where I work on projects locally with Wampserver.

What is the appropriate setup to work with them both? Should I tell Git to use 'www' as my local repository? Will that combine localhost with Github??

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Solution

You could simply use the --work-tree or --git-dir argument of git in order to:

  • be in the Github folder, but mention that the working tree is www

    cd C:\Users\my\Documents\GitHub
    git --work-tree=C:\wamp\www status
    
  • or be in the www folder and mention that the git repo is in the Github one

    cd C:\wamp\www status
    git --git-dir=C:\Users\my\Documents\GitHub\.git
    

The other approach is to have a git repo in both, and pulling Github from www.

    cd C:\wamp\www status
    git add remote origin C:\Users\my\Documents\GitHub
    git pull origin master
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