Re: [git-users] Git has changed my language from English to japanese

2012-05-30 Thread Giuseppe
I followed another way but it worked anyway.
menu administrator I removed the Chinese language :)
thanks a lot ... I was going crazy 




Il giorno martedì 29 maggio 2012 18:45:15 UTC+2, Konstantin Khomoutov ha 
scritto:

 On Tue, 29 May 2012 07:22:13 -0700 (PDT) 
 Giuseppe giuseppe.rub...@gmail.com wrote: 

 [...] 
strange fact I suddenly find myself in the language of git 
japanese I can notunderstand what she says ... 
Perhaps some update of ubuntu, which I did ..? are currently at 
version 11.04! 
 [...] 
   Please show what the `locale` command prints to you when you run it 
   in the same shell you're using to execute `git status`. 
  LANGUAGE=it:zh_CN 
 [...] 
  mhmhmhm  you have finally found the problem? this is strange?  i 
  change it? 
 Yes, his is the offending setting in your environment which makes Git 
 use translated message resources for some variant of Chinese. 

 Fixing the situation is not quite straightforward as it requires 
 knowing where this environment variable [1] comes from. 

 The first thing to read and understand is [2]. 
 Follow what's written there and consult the /etc/default/locale file. 
 If it contains the setting of that LANGUAGE variable, delete it (you 
 will probably have to reboot to apply this change). 

 If it doesn't, look for your personal shell initialization files. 
 The following encantation should find such files if they exist: 

 $ grep -rw LANGUAGE ~ 

 If this search turns up something fishy, like ~/.bashrc or 
 ~/.bash_profile, edit the offending file, removing the assignment to 
 that variable. Re-running a shell afterwards and executing `locale` in 
 it should result in that variable vanished. 

 If all this fails, try Ubuntu forums, askubuntu.com, superuser.com etc 
 as this problem has nothing to do with Git in general. 

 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environment_variable 
 2. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Locale 


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[git-users] Re: Git SVN clone only one remote branch

2012-05-30 Thread Thomas Ferris Nicolaisen
Hi Eduardo, 

Try this, it's a bit simpler:

git svn clone -r3:HEAD https://remote.svn.url/system/branch/mybranch/ 
/srv/repos/git/system-fetchhttps://remote.svn.url/system/branch/mybranch//srv/repos/git/system-fetch

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[git-users] Documentation discrepancy

2012-05-30 Thread Git User
git commit --help
3. by listing files as arguments to the commit command, in which 
case
   the commit will ignore changes staged in the index, and instead
   record the current content of the listed files (which must 
already
   be known to git);

ignore -- unstage

???

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