While importing cgen (https://sourceware.org/cgen/) with git 2.1.2 on
debian, I get:
#!/bin/sh
# password is: anoncvs
CVSROOT=:pserver:anon...@sourceware.org:/cvs/src
cvs -z9 -d${CVSROOT} login
git cvsimport -v -a -k -m -d${CVSROOT} cgen
Unknown: M U src/cgen/cgen-gas.scm at /usr/lib/git-core/g
how I can find a 'string' in a whole log of the project's commits
I know there is:
git log -p --grep=
and some options
I don't know as correctly it to use
I absolutely know, that the log of my project contains the string '
*somestring1*', but those commands does not have any output:
git log -p
I doing:
git log -p
and see that optput contains string '*somestring1*'
I doing:
git log -p --grep=somestring1
or
git log -p --grep=somestring1 -i
or
git log -p --grep=somestring1 -i F
and use qoutation marks to enqoute somestring1
and see empty outut, no one log message found!
Some lines are
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Hi, can you post here a sequence of commands that reproduces that result?
Maybe we can study it and figure out what's going on.
On Sunday, October 5, 2014 11:02:37 PM UTC-4, John Hite wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> Just installed git on my laptop that has Window XP OS so git runs under
> mingw. I add