On 2019-12-10, at 12:54 PM, Nirmal Khedkar wrote:
> Hi, I'm Nirmal Khedkar, student from India.
>
> I wish to be a long-term contributer for Git and am a GSoC 2020 aspirant too.
> I'd love to contribute to Git because I love it and (in my view), its the
> mother of all FOSS projects out
Hi Christina,
Unfortunately (or fortunately?) it's not going to happen.
A long while ago there was a sharply worded post by Linus [1], who wrote
Git, for Linux, about why and how a VCS should work, and it did not
require the user to have to tell the computer about 'filenames'. The
important
Anything for Linux?
On Wednesday, December 4, 2019 at 3:01:35 PM UTC+5:30, neverasimov wrote:
>
> git update-git-for-windows
>
> Attention Point: you must launch GiT shell with Administrative rights, so
> the system will close it and will download the latest version automatically
> running the
Hi, I'm Nirmal Khedkar, student from India.
I wish to be a long-term contributer for Git and am a GSoC 2020 aspirant
too. I'd love to contribute to Git because I love it and (in my view), its
the mother of all FOSS projects out there, because most of them are built
using Git.
I wanted to know
Hello,
I’m wondering about keeping the history of a file when you rename it. It
seems like while working on a team, a lot of reasonable requests to change
filenames are made, but I don’t want to lose my history simply because I
renamed it. According to this post
