I can report that I finally found the problem. User error, of course.
I decided to install 32-bit Cygwin in parallel to my 64-bit. So I
installed a fresh 64 under /cygwin64 and a 32-bit under /cygwin32. I
don't know why but
1) the installation under /cygwin got broken
2) I had some desktop sh
On Jul 16, 2016, at 9:19 AM, Thomas Nilsson wrote:
>
> git not performing its job
So fire it: http://fossil-scm.org/ :)
github.com is easy and sexy, but standing up a cheap VPS isn’t all that
difficult or expensive.
>> + git clone g...@github.com:thoni56/cgreen.git -v -v
I take it this is
Eliot Moss skrev:
I know it may be grasping at straws, but I would look into the
permissions on the files. Also, I can imagine that running
a more native Windows version of git, and the cygwin version
of git, over the *same checkout* might lead to problems around
permissions and such.
Thanks
I know it may be grasping at straws, but I would look into the
permissions on the files. Also, I can imagine that running
a more native Windows version of git, and the cygwin version
of git, over the *same checkout* might lead to problems around
permissions and such.
Regards -- Eliot Moss
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Something similar happened to me again (git not performing its job), and
I don't want to re-install cygwin every now and then just to make git
work... So this time I'm
So here's the situation again:
git (2.8.3) prevents me to push and insists that I have things to pul
first. But I know I do
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