First I'd check if I'm pushing to the right remote. What command did you
use to push? Does it include the remote's name? If not, what is the remote
tracking branch of your local branch? Does that point to the remote you are
checking? Did git push have *any* output?
When you cloned to the temp
Hi,
I have just moved host and my old git setup was to have a working repo on
the server and then clone that working repo locally. I also run Wordpress
and when I upload files through Wordpress this would add files to the live
hosting that I would not have locally. To get this locally I would
HI,
Newbie here and probably with a dumb question but...
I thought I had just installed Git on my home computer but all I am getting
is the code window.
I did configure the name and email as suggested but I still do not have a
graphic window to use.
What am I missing?
Thanks,
Joanna
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You
You do not want to push on save of files. You need to complete your changes
and then add, commit and push them.
You also want 2 remotes. So you push to the testing remote. Check the files
are ok and then you push to the live remote. Not push to testing which auto
pushes to live.
On Saturday,
Hi,
Complete newbie here.
I believe I just installed Git on my home computer but when I double click
on it all I get is the code window. I did configure in my name and email as
I believed that was the first step but now what.
All I get is still just the code window. I guess I was expecting the
On Sat, Sep 20, 2014 at 4:02 AM, Tom Hopcraft sub...@admiretheweb.com wrote:
Hi,
I have just moved host and my old git setup was to have a working repo on
the server and then clone that working repo locally. I also run Wordpress
and when I upload files through Wordpress this would add files
