Phil Beauvoir

We are working on SSH support so this may be possible in the future.

What would be the immediate consequences of doing this?

As an experiment, I tried doing this in SmartGit with two different repos to see what would happen if the user put in the URL of a completely different repo...

Yes, an edit button with a "Are you sure you know what you are doing?" warning might do it. If it's effectively only changing the remote entry in the `config`...

I have a case where I pulled from the "Let's Test" repo, it merged but the affected files were still in a "different" state needing to be committed again. ~The...

I did a "Refresh" and it pulled and merged and it was all OK. I then did another "Refresh" and this time some "changed" files were created by this action:...

This is really strange, I think it's line endings. Yours is LF (Linux) mine is CRLF (Windows). When I changed the line endings in the files manually to LF this...

Repeating the same test case, some times not all files are affected. Some times it is 6 files, then the next time 3. But it's definitely to do with line...

1. Refresh action. This pulls from Repo and a merge commit is automatically done. All files in SmartGit are OK. 2. Another Refresh action. This exports again to grafico files....

If I "Stage" the different files in SmartGit they disappear from the diff list and everything is OK from here on, even if I do another Refresh pull action.