hi, André Jacques
thank you, it works for me
在 2016年2月18日星期四 UTC+8下午10:04:23，André Jacques写道：
>
> Hi,
>
> First, *push* really just mean to send data to a remote and it doesn't
> create anything. If you don't want anybody to *commit* file more than
> 30MB, than it must be prior to the
Hi,
I´m just learning how to use Git and i´m going thru the Git basics.
I actualling heard about Git from a tutorial for Julia programming. I have
installed Anaconda2 as well.
When i got in the part of Recording changes to the Repository and gave the
command "$ git status" i found a lot of
Hi,
First, *push* really just mean to send data to a remote and it doesn't
create anything. If you don't want anybody to *commit* file more than 30MB,
than it must be prior to the *commit*. Git gives *git-hooks
*(https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Hooks)
exactly for that
hello everyone
I have a problem
I would like to check the file size before push, if more than 30M, not
allowed to submit, and give tips
Where should I set it up
gitlab:8.0
git:1.8
apache:2.4
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