Can we connect datameer git repo to Bitbucket repo

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Jee

• March 08, 2017 15:12

Hi there,

 

Our workplace uses datameer for Bigdata(Hadoop) analysis. I have been asked to create link to Bitbucket Repository from Datameer Git Repository. Datameer has Git-Plugin support. But the Git repository should be local for the datameer server. So, Could we create a link to Remote-Repository(Bitbucket) from the Git repository in Datameer-server by using a command like

git remote add origin <Bitbucket repository url>

 

By doing this, we don't have to take a copy of Datameer-server's Git-Repo. Further, if Datameer server is down, we can still recover from the BitBucket-Repo.

 

Thanks,

Jee 

 

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  Joel Stewart

  • March 08, 2017 16:29

  The design of the Datameer provided Git Versioning Plug-in requires the local repository because the implementation requires a low-latency response for every change that is made in Datameer. This is described in the documentation here: Using the Git Versioning Plug-in 

  If you'd like to implement a solution that does not have the same low-latency requirements (i.e. pushes changes to a remote repository asynchronously), I'd encourage you to explore our SDK to implement a customized plug-in that meets your exact requirements.

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  Jee

  • March 09, 2017 18:04

  Thanks for the reply. The Git repository is going to be in the same place like mentioned in the datameer documentation. But i just want to add a remote repositoy for the local repository(which is in /opt/datameer/current/versioning) by running the below command,

  1.git remote add origin http://xxxxxxxxxxx/datameer_test.git

  so we can run the below command,

  2.git push -u origin master

  Note:  datameer_test.git is a repo in (Bitbucket)

  when i tried the above command(1), it gives me error like 

  fatal: Not a git repository (or any parent up to mount point /apps/xfer)

  Stopping at filesystem boundary (GIT_DISCOVERY_ACROSS_FILESYSTEM not set).

  Note that, I am sure  there is a .git directory in the local repository.

   

   

   

   

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  Joel Stewart

  • March 09, 2017 19:54

  The "fatal: Not a git repository (or any parent up to mount point /apps/xfer)" error generally indicates that the folder hasn't been initialized yet. Try `git init` to initialize it and then re-try the push command. 

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