You could try the Git Documentation or the Git Reference Page. These are all pretty standard use cases. 1), 2) and 3) are standard use cases. 4) Use a file comparison tool like Kdiff3 to merge the two files together. There is a Massive amount of choice. 5) Revert a.java then merge b.java as per … Read more
to push on f1: git push -u origin f1 to push on main: git push -u origin main 4 solved Git push to branch command [closed]
You created a git repo in your home directory. Just remove it and you should be fine: $ rm -rf /Users/ruxandravasilescu/.git/ 0 solved How can I reset my default home directory in Git?
Regarding your first question: This is not a “restriction” by github, but by git. Git is not specifically designed for github and thus has no support for pushing to non-existent repositories. I think github could hack that in on the server side, but that would just create a repo for every typo etc, as Ikke … Read more
Each commit in Git is identified by a hash. As it happens, you push a first commit with a specific hash. Then you change its hash by distorting the commit (with the git commit –amend command). So, when you push it again to the server, he don’t understand what you want to do, hence the … Read more
Have a look at the following post: How do I download from gitorious? In your case this sould be something like git clone git://gitorious.org/qt-creator/qt-creator.git solved How to get qtCreator 2.5 Rc sources [closed]
To move all your branches and history from 1 repository to another: Create an empty repository in your Azure DevOps project Clone your current repository (from TFS) using git clone –mirror $URL Add a new remote pointing to your Azure DevOps repository Push to the new remote How the current man-page explains –mirror: Compared to … Read more
You have not included your files in your git index before commit git will not keep track of that file changes in the commit. As by default ignored files are not added in git index I guess it is not added to the commit. In that case, using Git, you can’t. But if you are … Read more
Your original question asked about binary files, which in Git, means “files that Git has decided are not text”. For such files, unless you provide a special diff driver, Git does not attempt to generate a diff, it only says “these two files are the same” or “these two files are different”. (A diff driver … Read more
Put the files you do not want in your git repository in the .gitignore file. These are typically: Easy to generate files Intermediate (build) files Large binaries (e.g. documentation), that are also available elsewhere (on your companies servers) Files containing sensitive information (like passwords) Files of external dependencies (especially when using a dependency manager to … Read more
Yes, it’s valid. The only problem with not having a remote repository is that if your computer fails, you’ve basically lost the code and the history. Yes. The .git folder maintains all the information. To me it feels that the only problem with backing up by simply “copy pasting” the entire folder into a server … Read more
MAC – terminal wont configure GITHUB. | git config –global user.name “Your Name Here” | Cant get this and the email to work solved MAC – terminal wont configure GITHUB. | git config –global user.name “Your Name Here” | Cant get this and the email to work
Can any of my friends fork and give me the access. Can I fork the repo, which they forked already? Not using GitHub’s forking feature: Private forks inherit the permissions structure of the upstream or parent repository. For example, if the upstream repository is private and gives read/write access to a team, then the same … Read more
git push should normally fail if there are any new commits on the remote, that you don’t have on your local branch yet. In order to push, you cannot be missing any commits that the server has. In the example you posted, you seem to have made the commits d091b80 and 217cb1f on two different … Read more
Create a .gitignore file and put: *.swp If you want to really delete all .swp files, just rm *.swp in the command line terminal, before adding, commiting and pushing. .swp files are created by Vim, they should be automatically deleted when you close the file and exit the editor. solved How to stop .swp files … Read more