[git-users] git svn dcommit

Hi, It has been a while since I used git svn. Can you help me with the following error? Can't call method “full_url” on an undefined value at /usr/lib/git-core/git-svn line 425 This happens when I call git svn dcommit after I cloned an empty svn repository with git svn clone, added several files

Re: [git-users] Re: git svn dcommit

On 17.11.2013 15:13, Thomas Ferris Nicolaisen wrote: > You cloned an empty SVN repository? That sounds a bit like a corner case.. > > Try cloning a normal SVN repository, and see if dcommitting works there > first. Thanks for your help! I committed a file with svn first, then cloned with git svn

[git-users] Undoable reset hard

Hi, I tried thinking of a way to prevent accidental deletion by git reset --hard command, as I recently faced such a problem. How can you write a wrapper replacing the command, so that it first does something like the following? It should create a new branch backup with all changes before resettin

Re: [git-users] Undoable reset hard

Hi, I can answer the question to why I ended up using reset at least, though I can imagine more scenarios. I wanted to do a reset on the current working directory (read subdirectory of the repository) instead of on the whole repository, and assumed git would do as I intuitively expected it to, wit

Re: [git-users] How to handle a longrunning branch

Hi, There is no way around resolving the conflicts if you want to keep your history. But there are strategies that can simplify the process. To decrease the number of conflicts you need to resolve, you can first interactively rebase your branch and "squash" successive commits. This means you creat

[git-users] branching from modified working copy

Hi, I modified my master branch without committing the changes. Now I want these changes in a new branch "mod" on the remote site and my working copy without changing anything else. The master branch on the remote end (github) should stay untouched, since the changes are not stable. How can I

[git-users] commit to github fork

Hi, I cloned a repository from github, changed my working copy and then forked the repository on github. What is the easiest way to commit my changes to the fork? Thanks a lot, Johannes -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Git for human beings" group. T

[git-users] submodules refusing to update checked out branch: refs/heads/master

Hi, I wanted to manage one of my projects modules as a submodule, instead of continuously maintaining the submodule in the project, as well as in its designated remote repository. So I deleted the current module in my project and added it as a submodule from its remote repository. I did a few comm

[git-users] Re: submodules refusing to update checked out branch: refs/heads/master

Hi, On Jan 18, 11:14 pm, Thomas Ferris Nicolaisen wrote: > Also make sure you readhttp://book.git-scm.com/5_submodules.html- and > maybe try to do something like the simple example > here:http://help.github.com/submodules/ Thanks, the github link helped. I tried to follow the instructions of the

[git-users] git format-patch does not apply

Hi, Here is a break down of a problem I currently face: I create a patch from the last two commits, reset to two versions before and apply the patch. I tried to do the same on a new git repository and it does work with the same sequence of commands. But on my submodule I get the following error:

[git-users] Re: git format-patch does not apply

l" inside the repo and paste the output back here. user.name=Johannes Müller user.email=dn...@gmx.de color.ui=auto color.branch.current=yellow reverse color.branch.local=yellow color.branch.remote=green color.diff.meta=yellow bold color.diff.frag=magenta bold color.diff.old=red bold co

[git-users] Re: git format-patch does not apply

On Jan 22, 12:23 am, Thomas Ferris Nicolaisen wrote: > I think the details must be in what was inside these commits. Would be > interesting if you can share a repository where you can recreate this. I was not able to reproduce this problem on a new repository. Finally, I solved it with the help of

[git-users] Encryption

Hi, I was thinking about storing some configuration files to a remote git provider. The problem that keeps me from doing so is that the git hoster would have access to my potentially confidential data. Even though, I think that this is a common use case, since it seems very useful to have an order

Re: [git-users] Encryption

Hi, I found a solution, which should work well. Actually, I think this could be integrated into git so that users can encrypt their files by setting an option in the git configuration or invoking an appropriate command. https://gist.github.com/873637 The downside is that it does not encrypt filena

Re: [git-users] Linux Ubuntu Git submodule not working

Can you at least see the empty joy directory in your repository? Did you run git submodule update? What output did your init and update commands produce? Try git clone --recursive instead of a normal clone. If you have a recent version of git, this will initialize and update your submodule after c

[git-users] git treemap visualization

Hi, I made a treemap visualization for my git repository with JavaScript InfoViz Toolkit & GitPython. Work in progress :) Maybe I'll add a view where you can see an authors activity and ask for it to be added to gitstats. Feel free to take a look or comment. www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vfDNVCgtLs J

Re: [git-users] Re: git treemap visualization

On 10.04.2013 14:06, Thomas Ferris Nicolaisen wrote: > On Tuesday, April 9, 2013 10:52:33 PM UTC+2, Johannes Müller wrote: > > Hi, > > I made a treemap visualization for my git repository with JavaScript > InfoViz Toolkit & GitPython. Work in progress :) >

Re: [git-users] git on nfs is outrageously slow

You can make a local clone of your git repository and use the nfs git repository to push your changes to. This way you get to work with git with normal speed and only when pushing, there is a speed penalty. Otherwise, you could try to configurate nfs so that it caches access to the file. Note that