I intend to test these out and report in a future post. Git-LFS is another solution that could help. Alistair Banks describes an example Git Fat setup here. Even using your local organisation’s Git service could have bandwidth issues.Ī solution such as Git Fat could help with these issues, as the large files are dealt with separately.
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However, using Git with Munki has challenges due to the munki repository containing potentially very large packages, unsuitable for free cloud Git repositories such as Bitbucket, and challenging for paid private repositories on Github or elsewhere due to bandwidth issues. Version control is an essential tool in any Mac Administrator’s workflow. $ git remote add origin git push -set-upstream origin master Munki-with-Git challenges This was done by editing /path/to/munki_repo/.gitignore and simply adding the line pkgs to the file. The pkgs folder was set to be ignored, as I didn’t want the large pkg/dmg/app files to be uploaded to the repo.The existing munki_repo folder was initialised for git using the commands: cd /path/to/munki_repo git init.Setting up the test Munki repo with Git was done as follows: I also started with an existing Munki repo, rather than setting up a new one. In my tests, I’ve been using a private repository on Bitbucket. It describes how to set up a git repository on a server with which you have CLI access. Using Git with Munki is covered in the Munki Wiki. Over the past few days I’ve been looking at how Git can interact with Munki. Munki-Do inherited from its father MunkiWebAdmin by Greg Neagle et al., the ability to commit to a Git-initiated Munki Repo when making changes to Munki manifests.
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