On Monday, November 25, 2013 2:50:31 AM UTC+1, Mickey Killianey wrote:
Does anyone know where I can store extra resources of my own in the .git
directory? I'm writing a git extension with some fairly expensive analytic
computations that I'd like to cache, so that partial results can be
On Thursday, November 21, 2013 5:01:33 PM UTC+1, Viktor Likin wrote:
Hello. I have worked with sub modules.
I've started to work with sub tree. I use the command read-tree. I see the
problem that I am not able apply patches from community.
Help me.
Please provide us with examples of the
Thanks for the pointer! Looking at the git-notes documentation, I'd prefer
to not use notes if they're tied to commits. (In my case, these objects
are private metadata to the git extension I'm writing, so I'd prefer not to
attach it to a commit where someone might confuse it with actual repo
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