On Sat, 16 Nov 2013 23:36:44 -0800 (PST)
Akira Tsuchiya akira...@gmail.com wrote:
I want to ask all of you one quick question.
Do you think Git will get more popularity than Subversion and
Subversion will be obsolete in the near future?
Depend on how one is looking at it.
On the free
Is it impossible to do?
On Wednesday, November 13, 2013 9:57:32 AM UTC+2, shlo@gmail.com wrote:
I follow the instruction for creating a repository with http protocol with
mod DAV.
The instruction say each time user want a new repository, need to create
bare repository, cd to the
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
I pushed one of my projects to another repository. This new repository has
only one collaborator who should be able to read and write to it on github.
Now when I looked at the repository on github, I noticed that it had a
number of contributors who contributed to the project at one time. Of
I was just in a situation where I had to change a remote repository on
github. When I went to deploy my application, I refused to deploy because
on the 3 servers it deploys to, the keys were referencing the old
repository not the new one. So I had to go on the 3 servers and put the
keys in a
I generated ssh public keys on server, uploaded it to github repository, so
that I can deploy my project to the server. My question is if someone has
access to the server and they log in and view the ssh keys, can they
somehow read or write to the git repository on github? The github
I have been contributing to a remote repository for 6 months. I have made
more than 100 commits and pushes to one of its branches. Is there a way to
remove all the pushed commits I contributed to that repository?
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I have done git pull. and again ran the below command.
But still it wasn't show the comment on the commit. (on Github box provided
below each commit)
Through github i able to see it.
git log --since=2013-11-14T12:00:00 --until=today --decorate=full --stat
--branches=* --remotes=* --date=local
On 18 Nov 2013 07:20, nanna nanna.ku...@gmail.com wrote:
I have done git pull. and again ran the below command.
But still it wasn't show the comment on the commit. (on Github box
provided below each commit)
Through github i able to see it.
git log --since=2013-11-14T12:00:00 --until=today
