Hi,
Yes, you should be able to integrate Eclipse with Github, using the Git
plugin here http://eclipse.github.com
I'm not an Eclipse user, so I can't say much more than that, although I do
know the Android Studio application also has Github integration built in to
it. I downloaded a Github
Instead of doing:
git pull remotename remotebranch
Try:
git fetch remotename remotebranch
git checkout remotename/remotebranch
git log conflictingfile
You will still need to rename the file prior to do this.
Hope this helps.
HD.
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On Friday, August 30, 2013 11:21:05 AM UTC+5:30, Thomas Ferris Nicolaisen
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On Thursday, August 29, 2013 6:52:38 PM UTC+2, dexter ietf wrote:
this is my git repo size, why does git log takes such huge time and how
do i improve the time.
real 0m35.603s
user0m08.093s
sys
Hi !
I'm learning git and have a strange issue with a simple branch scenario:
I created a new local branch dev.
So now I have two local branches: master and dev.On master, everything isup
to date: nothing to add, nothing to commit.
I've checked out the branch dev and made a change in one file.
Hello,
braches hold only commited changes (actually, they are pointers to one
specific commit). Uncommited changes travel between checkouts (well,
unless the target branch is in a totally different state, as then you will
face even stranger merge issues). So take this advise: never checkout
Hi,
git doesn's save changes in a branch. Only commits are saved in an specific
branch. So, if you have a change in a file and change the branch, this
change will be at the new branch. If you don't want it, you need to commit
or stash the change before changing branch.
If changing a branch will
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Why do I have a change to add on master whereas I made this change on my
branch dev ?
I think I can explain this more clearly:
You changed a file, but since you didn't add or commit it, none of the
branches is affected. git-status is just telling
On Friday, August 30, 2013 2:36:30 PM UTC+8, Kyle Gordon wrote:
Hi,
Yes, you should be able to integrate Eclipse with Github, using the Git
plugin here http://eclipse.github.com
I am using the latest version of Eclipse CDT Kepler which comes with Git
support already built in.
It works
