I think that I am using git incorrectly. What I want to do is way too hard.
I have forked someone's repository from GitHub.
I had to make some initial changes to URLs to be able to run my version.
I made changes that consist of code change, and a change log change.
First issue: I want to make a p
Michael,
If you just fetch the remote, then you will find (after a bit of mental
gymnastics) that the branch upstream/gh-pages is already directly
available (locally) as part of the remote refs. However the problem is
how to start a personal, 'editable/extendable' branch for your work on
top
if it is just URL replacement then consider a smudge/clean filter so
that the worktree (local checked out files) have the URLs you want, but
when you checkin/add/commit the URLs are replaced (changed back to) the
URLs the upstream wants.
I guess it is a simple sed invocation, with reverse in
On 2018-11-22, at 2:49 PM, Philip Oakley wrote:
> if it is just URL replacement then consider a smudge/clean filter so that the
> worktree (local checked out files) have the URLs you want, but when you
> checkin/add/commit the URLs are replaced (changed back to) the URLs the
> upstream wants
I installed 2.19.2 , 32 bit on windows 7 and it crashes / wont launch.
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