On Tue, 31 Jan 2017 15:18:44 -0800 (PST)
Ben David wrote:
> I will absolutely run away with this - all of your answers suck,
[...]
> I understand you all are attempting to help,
No, you don't -- see below.
> and appreciate the attempt even if I'm a bit belligerent here.
No, you're being active
This is going to the main git list. I had an issue with a git gui checkin,
where I did a checkin of selected lines (no problem), then tried to switch
branches and check in the rest.
Things broke.
I attempted to get help on the git users list, but was unable to.
To recap what happened:
1. I sta
Thanks for your detailed reply. That's very appreciated. Honestly, I'm
trying really hard to get my head around Git, but, for whatever reason,
it's just taking a long time to click with me.
So, I guess what I was trying to do was your first example, the 'Forced
Commit'. Both myself and the remo
Thank you Philip and Mark.
We are using Linux servers. We can't have local disk, as it is corporate
setup.
We have our project shares on build servers across LAN only
I have tried sparse checkout and other options but not much improvement on
git status.
git status -uno
git update-index --untr
I will absolutely run away with this - all of your answers suck, but all
are long winded with irrelevant information and poorly stated, with
absolutely zero followup questions to clarify what may have been asked for.
I never said I actually cloned directory, yet Gergely thought it was time
for
Whoa, let's not runaway with this.
Do remember that Git is a powerful tool, and hence some of the details may feel
complicated.
There are at least three variants of the ".git" file/directory.
For a basic user, on their own PC, they will find a ".git" directory folder at
the top level of each o
On Thu, Jan 24, 2013, 17:07 John Smith wrote:
> Some documents write about the .git file, for example
> git clone \\[repository server name]\[share name]\example.git
>
This notation is somewhat an unwritten(?) standard. The command you cite
says:
OK Git, go to [repository server name], look for
Wow, it blows my mind that three people answered and all of the replies
totally did not answer in a coherent intelligible way. Thanks for wasting
everyone's time. Poor John Smith.
So example.git - is that a combination of the folder name of the repository
+ the folder name of the .git folder
