Hi, when you ignore a file in git it becomes invisible to git, so you can't
use git to try to recover it after a deletion.
About your question about git rm AFAIK it deletes the file and marks it to
the stage area. Anyway if you use git rm it means that you have the file
under git, so you can use
On Tue, Feb 10, 2015 at 06:24:54AM -0800, pierre Kuo wrote:
hi all:
There is a Diff against select box in gerrit UI to check the difference
of patch sets.
Is there any way to check patch sets difference in gerrit by git command?
appreciate your help in advance,
This is a git user list, I
Hello,
Nelson is just right about git rm, except it does nothing with untracked
files. What you may have done is git clean -x which removes all files
unknown to Git (even untracked ones). In this case you are on your own and
try some file system utilities, if any, to recover your files.
Best,
hi Magnus:
On Tue, Feb 10, 2015 at 06:24:54AM -0800, pierre Kuo wrote:
hi all:
There is a Diff against select box in gerrit UI to check the
difference
of patch sets.
Is there any way to check patch sets difference in gerrit by git
command?
appreciate your help in advance,
On Tue, Feb 10, 2015 at 12:03:20AM -0800, Markku Nikkanen wrote:
Hello,
does anyone know why Git does not resolve changes automatically to
translation files e.g. following change should be resolved automatically
not being shown as a conflict. Should I teach Git the messages file
Hi all,
Does someone know where the files after a git rm go?
Some of my files where deleted by git, of course I have no copy, I tried
several file recovery utilities, but so far none of them see the deleting
files.
I am running Windows 7; git 1.9.4; gitextension 2.48.03
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hi all:
There is a Diff against select box in gerrit UI to check the difference
of patch sets.
Is there any way to check patch sets difference in gerrit by git command?
appreciate your help in advance,
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Hello,
does anyone know why Git does not resolve changes automatically to
translation files e.g. following change should be resolved automatically
not being shown as a conflict. Should I teach Git the messages file
notation?
#
yyy = some text1
#
ccc = some text text
===
#
ccc = some
