Alexander88207 Enthusiast Dec 24, 2021 #2 Anatoly_kch said: How to git clone single port directory (not whole ports tree)? Click to expand... Hello, here is an example with games/supertuxkart : Code: git init git remote add ports https://git.FreeBSD.org/ports.git git sparse-checkout set "games/supertuxkart" git pull --depth=1 ports main
Anatoly_kch said: How to git clone single port directory (not whole ports tree)? Click to expand... Hello, here is an example with games/supertuxkart : Code: git init git remote add ports https://git.FreeBSD.org/ports.git git sparse-checkout set "games/supertuxkart" git pull --depth=1 ports main
OP A Anatoly_kch Dec 24, 2021 Thread Starter #3 Thanks, this works. But it takes about 70Mb of incoming traffic to get 16Kb port. Is that unavoidable with git?
Thanks, this works. But it takes about 70Mb of incoming traffic to get 16Kb port. Is that unavoidable with git?
Alexander88207 Enthusiast Dec 24, 2021 #4 I think the problem is that the ports are not split into separate repository's like in other projects.
I think the problem is that the ports are not split into separate repository's like in other projects.
