On 31/08/09 Macsig said:
Hello guys,
I'm a git newbie and I'm looking for some good references about using
git locally (on Mac) and synchronize my repositories to my github
account and from there to a Win2003 production server.
Can anyone help me with this?
Thanks and have a great day.
,
you can resolve this usually with a git pull --rebase to rebase your
branch on the changes to your branches ancestor(s).
Is it not unwise to rebase a branch that you've already pushed to another
repository?
Mike
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On 25/09/09 Xi Shen said:
i am using msysgit un windows, and i found that it comes without git
instaweb. so, how can i view my git repo in browser?
I don't find instaweb very useful, personally. I put my private repositories
onto my home server running apache and use gitweb.
For public
On 26/09/09 Xi Shen said:
what kind of cgi? perl or bash?
Are those the only possible choices? :)
if it is perl, i think i can get it work on windows with iis
You could look for yourself too. :)
Mike
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talking about remote tracking branches?
Also, one should not rebase a branch that has been made publically available.
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# origin that I don't have locally
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On 22/10/09 m.m-o.net said:
I ll have to cooperate in a group with 3 other students and wanted to
ask how to do so with git. Everyone working on his part of the project
Work any way you like. That's kinda the point. :)
How would you like to work?
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Git is correct.
Git will only think that the files have changed if their SHA-1's change, and
thus the contents have changed.
You might want to look at core.autocrlf though.
Mike
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On 30/10/09 Aljosa Mohorovic said:
how can i git clone source-url . in existing folder?
i'm getting fatal: destination directory '/path/to/current/folder'
already exists.
Silly question, but why would you want to?
Mike
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But, you can always take it up with the git maintainers.
Mike
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back to master, should I
do REBASE or MERGE? Why?
Both, I would think. Rebase so your work is against the latest commit on
master, and then merge it to master to make it available.
Mike
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references called a.b.c?
Mike
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of each other.
Mike
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the following:
git ls-tree -r tagname | grep my file
Once you find the SHA-1 of the file in question you can view the contents.
git cat-file -p blob sha
Still, if the tag points at the right commit, then you should be good. You can
confirm that with
cat .git/refs/tags/tag name
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On 14/12/09 Marcello Henrique said:
This is a option [0].
[0] http://code.google.com/p/msysgit/
Yeah, it didn't work for me when I tried it.
Mike
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submodules.
Mike
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git merge master
I don't think it should matter, no.
Of course the final destination of the merge is different depending on
the order.
Mike
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think you have some reading to do...
Mike
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. Best of luck then.
Mike
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On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 4:45 AM, Roddie Grant rod...@myword.co.uk wrote:
I've asked this on the BBEdit list and got no reply, so perhaps it's a Git
question...
I have BBEdit configured as my editor in Git when working on my local
repository, so it fires up for commit messages etc.
But when
On 31/03/10 vfclists said:
When I run 'git remote show origin' the output states that a git push/
pull/fetch will fetch and push a number of branches on the remote.
Is there a way to push only a particular branch and ignore the others?
Yup.
git push myremote mylocalbranch:myremotebranch
On 13/04/10 Charles Manning said:
char...@qcore:~/junk/xx$ gitk
This shows branch br, but not master.
Is that correct?
Run gitk --all.
Mike
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David Doria wrote:
git checkout remotes/origin/VTK-GraphConversions
Don't check out remote branches, create your own based on them.
git checkout -b VTK-GraphConversions origin/VTK-GraphConversions
Mike
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with schema.rb.
What to do? I can manually fix the merge conflict, but I am still stuck with
This is not a Git question.
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branch?
Mike
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On 16/09/10 ruud said:
Hi Michael,
I forgot to mention the work branch is based on master. It is one or
more commits ahead. I only want to move the master head to the work
head.
That's what merge is for. Why would you use reset?
Mike
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On 24/10/10 Mike said:
This weekend we're cutting over to use git for our source code control
system. I've imported about 20 years worth of previous history using
git cvsimport (takes about four hours). I then cloned the resulting
repository onto five different machines (four Linux, one
On 10/04/12 Paul Hollyer said:
Hi,
I have a Centos5 server, with a number of repos set up to upload work to. I
have come in to work this morning, having pushed updates to the server a
few days ago, Easter Friday, and not touched the server since.
When I tried to push work this morning,
On 17/09/12 Ex said:
I am wery disapointed in You dear GIT.!!!
We are not Git. We are Git users.
I downloaded Git installer, from your website (http://git-scm.com/downloads)
That is not our website. This is a google group of Git users.
, and this installer installed mallware on my
On 17/09/12 Edgars Liepa said:
i know.. But since the git email is not working.. thought maybe someone
will hear me here..
Which email is not working?
And we heard you, but I don't think that's how you want to make a first
impression. I have a work computer running McAfee, and I think it's
On 17/09/12 Michael P. Soulier said:
And we heard you, but I don't think that's how you want to make a first
impression. I have a work computer running McAfee, and I think it's less than
ideal. It causes performance problems, false positives, etc, especially with
free software which
On 17/09/12 Edgars Liepa said:
And the email was: g...@vger.kernel.org
And exactly which package did you install?
Mike
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On 12/10/12 Kevin Wilson said:
Hi,
Thanks, Michael.
AFAIK, mutt is only command line client.
One of the things I love about it. ;-)
Might someone happen to know:
Is there some gui based Linux client with this functionality (by
pressing a button)?
I asked for this in evolution years ago
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