I am a noob developer in the process of wiping and rebuilding a proper
workflow environment. After reinstalling MsysGit a glaring visual aspect of
the terminal display hit me in the face. doug@DOUG-PC now included...
/msysgit (master). I remember this from the previous installation but had
On Thu, 25 Apr 2013 00:36:45 -0700 (PDT)
Douglas Roaden roadie...@gmail.com wrote:
I am a noob developer in the process of wiping and rebuilding a
proper workflow environment. After reinstalling MsysGit a glaring
visual aspect of the terminal display hit me in the face.
doug@DOUG-PC now
Hello,
Need to know if it's possible, if so how to go about it, rearranging
commits in a revision history? I understand I can identify commits by their
SHA, that type thing. And fortunately the revision history on this repo is
shallow. Not much activity thank God. It's an embedded
You can use the command git rebase with interactive option. To use it, type
git rebase -i hash, where hash is the commit hash before the list of
commits that you want to rearrange. With that, the default editor will open
and changing the line order, you will change the commits order.
--
You
OK, how to I set up a submodule?
As far as I can tell from Version Control with Git, I should be able
to:
1. Write .gitmodules with the appropriate configuration values. In my
case:
[submodule T9]
path = T9
url = /home/worley/T9
2. Execute git submodule init to copy these
OK, how to I set up a submodule?
As far as I can tell from Version Control with Git, I should be able
to:
1. Write .gitmodules with the appropriate configuration values. In my
case:
[submodule T9]
path = T9
url = /home/worley/T9
2. Execute git submodule init to copy these
