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The current Git repository is used by default when adding a repository to Forge, but you are given the option to add another repository, and you are free to add a repository that hasn't been cloned locally. Support for this is a fairly recent addition, and it is likely that some commands will fail when run outside a Git repository. In fact, I just fixed a few such issues in v0.4.3, so make sure you have that. In a later step you are also given the option to not fetch all topics for the chosen repository, which should help with:
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I have a fundamental gap in my understanding. In order to avoid clone or pull repositories but still access the corresponding issues, I did
So the question is how to access, read/write the forge repository without cloning it (I will clone it at some point of course, but this is an example to see how to access the issues of a repository without cloning it. I installed forge via the package system. Does this version include the feature you mentioned, or not? BTW, I also clone forge, and tried to access its issues, it works as expected, but the discussions (such as this) I cannot access, via forge, is this correct? |
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You seem to be under the impression that you need a "fake" local repository for this to work. That's not the case, you can skip the
Did you actually try pressing
Yes, that isn't implemented yet. |
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no that gives an error. I attach the backtrace, and if you prefer I open an issue:
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Now this is odd after, restarting emacs and repeating the steps, I cannot reproduce this error. hm strange |
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After updating packages, you have to restart emacs. Otherwise package that you already load before updating them, remain at the already loaded version (or worse you get a mixture of the two versions). |
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This discussion was converted from issue #700 on September 05, 2024 13:52.
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Hi
I am just starting to use forge and I like very much the possiblity to generate, reply etc issues in a given repository, especially using markdown.
But it seems to be that I have to clone first the repository in question (which might be cumbersome if the repository is large)
is my understanding correct or do I miss here something?
regards
Uwe Brauer
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