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From: Jeffery Brewer
To: git-users@googlegroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2012 3:57 AM
Subject: [git-users] Beginner stuck in a commit
I've slowly been trying to get git to work and just running into loads of
problems.
Using the windows bash I
I restarted Git Bash (I see, it is necessary). Git doesn't complain any
more, but does not write in the file where it looks later.
After playing around with, I have now 3 config files: C:\Program
Files\Git\etc\gitconfig, and two in my home directory: gitconfig and
.gitconfig (with and without
On Tuesday, August 7, 2012 5:01:50 PM UTC+2, coccinelle wrote:
I restarted Git Bash (I see, it is necessary). Git doesn't complain any
more, but does not write in the file where it looks later.
After playing around with, I have now 3 config files: C:\Program
Files\Git\etc\gitconfig, and two
Here the different cases I tried:
1.) changing the initial line HOME=$HOMEDRIVE$HOMEPATH to
HOME=$USERPROFILE.
Creates .gitconfig when I call git config --global user.name Name. This
file contains only the user (name, email) information. Changes are seen by
-l.
Commit fails with tell me who
Thanks very much for all the help. I'm going to play around with this
tomorrow when I get back on the computer all that is on.
On Tuesday, August 7, 2012 8:46:07 AM UTC-7, Peter J Weisberg wrote:
On Mon, Aug 6, 2012 at 9:03 PM, Daniel P. Wright wrote:
The default editor for git is vim,
I swear I'm going to figure out how to work with git at some point and stop
bothering everyone with these stupid beginner problems!
So here's my current problem. I'm trying to checkout (not sure if that's
the right term or not) files from my repository into an existing folder (a
folder created
On Tue, Aug 07, 2012 at 01:24:31PM -0700, Andrey Pavlenko wrote:
I'm developing a remote helper which uses the fast-import stream for
fetching. When I perform cloning git prints error message - fatal:
'refs/heads/master' - not a valid ref, however the clonning completes
normally. Each my
Hello,
I have been using git for years and have not run into this problem before.
I tried to git clone a repo that's on a local drive, and I get this error:
dir1\dir2git clone -b master Y:\git_src
Cloning into 'Muni_GenevaBRT_HuntersPtToCandlestickInterchangeOnly'...
done.
fatal: unable to
Check your permissions on dir1, and make sure it's not set as read-only or
something.
Wes
On Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 9:24 PM, Lisa Zorn lisa.z...@sfcta.org wrote:
Hello,
I have been using git for years and have not run into this problem before.
I tried to git clone a repo that's on a local
Thanks, I tried making sure I set things to not RO but I'll try more
(windows permissions are confusing, I am never sure if I'm succeeding with
things using the UI).
The other thing is that before this, we git clone many other things into dir2
and they all work fine, but this one fails.
And
Jeffery Brewer (Tue, Aug 07, 2012 at 11:54:16AM -0700)
So here's my current problem. I'm trying to checkout (not sure if that's
the right term or not) files from my repository into an existing folder (a
Try to be careful with terminology. It's made more confusing by the
fact that the same
I agree, windows permissions are annoying. Actually it might be a
permission within the git_src folder getting copied down. Have you looked
at that?
Wes
On Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 9:43 PM, Lisa Zorn lisa.z...@sfcta.org wrote:
Thanks, I tried making sure I set things to not RO but I'll try more
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