Using some online code I have created a python tool that outputs fancy
status for any given directory if
a pull is needed, push is needed or commit is needed.
I am writing unit tests for each of these statuses. In order to write the
unit test (without new pushed changes) for a pull status I woul
Hello,
you will need to reset the branch: git reset SHA
Best,
Gergely
On 28 Sep 2015 05:27, "Raghu K" wrote:
> Using some online code I have created a python tool that outputs fancy
> status for any given directory if
> a pull is needed, push is needed or commit is needed.
>
> I am writing unit
So how do you deal with patches that are mostly wrecked by spacing changes?
I've got a couple of files that, in the course of going from point A to point
B, had tabs replaced with spaces. There's some minor edits, and a lot of
additions, as shown by "git diff -b"
The problem? I'm on a debugging
