On Monday, May 19, 2014 5:21:41 AM UTC+2, Q Fadlan wrote:
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> Hi everyone,
>
> when i will use my git in my PC, my git client error 504. whereas when i
> use git client in other PC, git running well. i think the problem in my PC.
> i have uninstall git client n install again, but my git still err
On Sun, 18 May 2014 20:21:41 -0700 (PDT)
Q Fadlan wrote:
> when i will use my git in my PC, my git client error 504. whereas
> when i use git client in other PC, git running well. i think the
> problem in my PC. i have uninstall git client n install again, but my
> git still error 504. does anyon
"Duy Nguyen" , I have 7700 files in the git repo. Add is much much faster
than commit -m " text" . My most-populous git repos has 57K files (its an
operating system) and I have no issues with the 57K repo.
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Last year I wrote a gawk script that changes the output of git diff to
prepend the line number for each line. I find it useful sometimes when I
need to diff working tree, although it's not limited to that. Maybe it is
useful to someone here?
$ git diff HEAD~1 |showlinenum.awk
diff --git a/doc.t
Hi folks,
I have used git for a long time, I found that when I change file attributes
as chmod 755 file, git will mark as modified,
It's wrong, because git should track modified time, not changed time, it
does not change content of file,
I think we should change this behaviour on next releas
