On Wednesday, July 30, 2014 9:57:50 AM UTC-4, Neal Becker wrote:
> How can I find what those "changes" are?
>
>From the REPL:
cd(Pkg.dir("IJulia"))
; git status # semicolon to change to shell> mode. The git command will
show you which files are changed.
; git diff # this command will show you the changes to those files
Then you have some options.
* To push the changes upstream, you'll want to create a branch, commit your
changes, fork the repository on GitHub, push to your fork, and then open a
pull request. This is complicated for first-time git users, but if you'd
like to do this, just ask.
* To temporarily "hide" the changes to allow package manager to update, you
can use "git stash". "git stash pop" will reapply your changes after the
update. http://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-Tools-Stashing
* To clobber your changes and lose them forever, you can simply "git
checkout ." Note that the . is part of the command.
