I have a git repo with multiple "origin" branches. WHen I add a new branch
and commit changes, it shows that each of these branches are identical, so
it may be writing the commits to multiple branches. I think made I made
some rebase mistake. Is there anyway to sort this out, it doesn't work lik
Hi Konstantin,
Thanks for offering to help.
When I look at my "git branch -a" output I see the remote branches, so
things make a bit more sense now. I deleted some local branches to "clean
things up" but then managed to pull them back down from the remote repo.
Also it seems I may have acciden
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Is master just a branch or is there anything special about it? If we delete
it, can we just create a new branch called master? Do we need to Rebase to
it or something to move the HEAD to it?
Somethings weird happened and we're trying to make things right again.
Somehow I have two branches calle
Does anyone know a consultant who could help train us a bit on Git? I
thought I understood most of the basics, but something things get very
confusing and we need some help sorting things out.
For example today we created a new branch and made some commits to it. But
it shows that master is "id
Hi Salah,
It sounds like your team might be more familiar with something like Visual
SourceSafe. In the VSS model, VSS keeps your code, and one person can
check-it-out at a time. VSS discourages multiple users from accessing the
same file simultaneously.
In Git anyone with access to the repos
Hi Salah,
It sounds like your team might be more familiar with something line Visual
SourceSafe. In the VSS model, VSS holds keep your code and one person can
check it out at a time. The VSS discourages multiple uses from accessing
the same file simultaneously.
In Git anyone with access to th
anyone know where I can submit bugs in Git?
Cheers,
Max
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On Tuesday, September 11, 2012 11:39:18 AM UTC+9, dmanexe wrote:
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> Hello, I am rolling out a git solution for one of my clients, but they're
> running Windows and I cannot think of a good GUI git client for Windows.
> The client wants to use git, and
I finally got it installed after spending hours of web research. This is
the command I had to use:
$ rpm -Uvh http://repo.webtatic.com/yum/centos/5/latest.rpm
$ yum install --disableexcludes=main --enablerepo=webtatic git-all
But then I get stuck on the next set of instructions:
http://git-s
On Thu, 13 Sep 2012 03:46:34 -0700 (PDT)
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> > nevermind. I give up on installing Git.
> I wonder why you have any complications with it at all.
> Installing Git is a matter of telling
> # apt-get install git
> That's all I need to do to get a
nevermind. I give up on installing Git.
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When I enter "sudo adduser git"
i get "radd git "sudo: useradd: command not found"
when I enter "whereis adduser" I get /usr/sbin/adduser but I can't switch
to it root@431901-web1 [/usr/sbin]$ cd adduser bash: cd: adduser: Not a
directory when I do a ls I see it has an @ after it adduser@ wha
In a nutshell: can if I delete my working copy of some files in Git, can I
have Git write a subset of them to my working directory for me (so that I
have just copy the recently modifies files in a branch out to my web
server)?
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> On Monday, September 10, 2012 1:11:24 PM UTC+2, maxhodges wrote:
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>> I'm new to Git (have never used it yet), and have a couple questions
>> about basic install and config that I can't find clear answers to in the
>> manual.
>>
>> I want to use
I'm new to Git (have never used it yet), and have a couple questions about
basic install and config that I can't find clear answers to in the manual.
I want to use Git for version control of web site development files (html,
css, php). Do I need to install it on my unix webserver? Or can I use t
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