Hello,
you don't.
Git is decentralised, which means that anyone with access can clone your
repository, and do whatever they want on it: create branches that you will
never see, remove branches you created, really, virtually anything. You
won't know about their changes until they push back to the
On Thursday, October 30, 2014 2:41:42 AM UTC-4, Anthony Berglas wrote:
>
> I am trying to do something really simple. I want to commit local changes
> to a remote repository. But along the way other developers modified the
> remote. This appears to be very difficult to do in Git.
>
You can mo
Hi,
I am new to git; and created a bare shared repository from one I had been
working on.
The shared depot has a reference to a remote branch I had copied from;
but git remote gives no information.
git branch -a
branch1
branch2
* master
remotes/origin/branch2
git remote -v
Did something b
Hello All,
I have below doubt:
1> How to know which braches are checked out and by whom ?
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Hi,
is there a function in the gui to show all files, and select files to add
or ignore like it would work in tortoise?
I need to be very selektive what files to add and ignore. For example I
want some DLLs with device drivers I compiled this version with, but dont
need the DLLs the compile cre
Hello All,
I am trying to do something really simple. I want to commit local changes
to a remote repository. But along the way other developers modified the
remote. This appears to be very difficult to do in Git.
When I finished my changes I did a commit -a. All good.
But then the push fai
Hello,
I am relatively new to git; and created a new bare shared repository using
'scp' from an existing repository I had
been working on to set up a git server.
There is a reference to one of the branches in depot I copied from:
git branch -a
branch1
branch2
* master
remotes/ori
