Hello,
My aim is to add to a git tree changes in modified files and to create
a patch. I do **not**
want that the patch will contain untracked files.
When I try git add -A, it adds also the untracked files, and later,
after git commit -m blablabla and
git format -n1, I see the untracked files
Hi,
I have a git tree on one site, and a copy of it (from two weeks ago)
on a second site. I cannot access the
first site from the second one. The git tree on one site had some
commits since I made a backup
of it for the second site. I can of course backup the first tree and
override the second
Hi,
I am working with net-next kernel git tree; I want to know to which a
certain git commit in this tree belongs. git tag gives all tags; how can
I know which tag corresponds to a specified commit when I know the commit id ?
rgs,
Kevin
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Hi,
I remember that I saw somewhere text which said that there is
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Hello,
I am trying
git describe --contains 21dc330157454046dd7c494961277d76e1c957fe
and I get:
v2.6.37-rc1~147^2~717
While the info it returns is correct (this patch was indeed for v2.6.37-rc1),
I don't understand the suffix.
What is ~147^2~717 ? any ideas?
And it occurs with every sha I try.
Hello,
I an working against a git server where I need to enter the password
each time I
perform git clone.
Is there a way to set some entry in a git configuration file, like is
done with user.name, for example, (security is not an issue here as
this repository does not contain real secured
Hello, git-users,
I have clone a kernel git repo of a Linux kernel.
The EXTRAVERSION line of the Makefile is empty.
I changed the EXTRAVERSION line of the Makefile accoding to my needs
(lets say, for example, changed it o
EXTRAVERSION = - my_extra_version
Now, with this tree, there are times
After doing git pull and getting merge patches, and then trying
to add my changes, prepare a patch, commit it and run git-review -f
master (I am
working with gerrit), I am getting this message:
git-review --dry-run -f master
You have more than one commit that you are about to submit.
The
Hi all,
Is there a command to roll back to the first commit in a repository?
Regards,
Kevin
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Hi everyone,
I have a script for automating generation of git patch files.
For this I need to know which files were changed and which were added after
applying a given patch, immediately after applying it finished succesfully.
Now, I can find out which files were changed as a result of applying
Hi,
Suppose you have a patch named 0001-great_change.patch
Is there a way by which, using some git command, you can find out
which files this patch changes, without that
you will edit (or cat/more ) that 0001-great_change.patch file?
Regards,
Kevin
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16 at 6:40 AM, Dale R. Worley <wor...@alum.mit.edu> wrote:
> Konstantin Khomoutov <flatw...@users.sourceforge.net> writes:
>> On Fri, 6 May 2016 18:56:01 +0300
>> Kevin Wilson <wkev...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>> Suppose you have a patch named 0001-great_ch
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