The readme on the github page has this: Install sudo npm install castnow -g You will also need nodejs and npm, if you don’t already have those. sudo apt-get install nodejs sudo apt-get install npm 1 solved Installing things from git [closed]
I have found the true answer, I reformatted the computer and now it works great for reference here is what the tree should look like. Notice there are no line going into nothing. 1 solved git tree is broken
So, it turned out that i had multiple problems with setting up my account. it was picking the wrong origin which was identified by Shaun and Marina So, i removed the wrong one and added the correct one (georign) I had added a readme file to the default repository it was giving me error: hint: … Read more
To check if repo exists, if exists 0 is returned else 128 is returned **git ls-remote –heads http://user:[email protected]:user/repo.git** To check if branch exists in repo, if branch not found no output else one line is printed **git ls-remote –heads http://user:[email protected]:user/repo.git branch** To check if tag exists in repo, if branch not found no output else … Read more
Your questions is too broad/generic but I’ll try to give a shot anyways. Most merge strategies in modern Version Control Systems, can’t deal with the following: Suppose you have files A B C in commit 001 in a repository. Developer Dev1 branch of commit 001 and changes one line in file A, commits as 001a. … Read more
If you want to ignore only the two specific ones then add backend/config.js frontend/config.js If you want to ignore all config files in subdirectories, as well as the directory that .gitignore is placed, add **/config.js In case you were tracking the mentioned files before and you would like to stop tracking them from now on, … Read more
You should use –mirror. This will sync your new reposoitory. Instead of naming each ref to push, specifies that all refs under refs/ (which includes but is not limited to refs/heads/, refs/remotes/, and refs/tags/) be mirrored to the remote repository. Newly created local refs will be pushed to the remote end, locally updated refs will … Read more
You can create a bitbucket account and add your employer to your repository. You should learn more about git. If you want your employer to review your code before, work on a different branch and create a pull request for your employer when you commit your code. Your employer can then review the code and … Read more
Problem was that my RSA key had a password. From my host machine it wasn’t necessary to input the password as the ssh-agent was acting as a frontend for my SSH libs and it kept the password encrypted in memory. This was not the case of the virtual machine, practically empty and only with the … Read more
Maybe you can just copy the information you have in your ~/.gitconfig file ? 1 solved I want to use Railsnstaller Do I have to do anything different if I have Git already installed? [closed]
Using –all instead of individual filenames will stage all changes (new, modified, and deleted) files. You should use: git add –all Source: https://www.w3schools.com/git/git_staging_environment.asp solved Why does it give me an error message when I use git add? [closed]
I am trying to install Go lang packages but it gives error like this ::error: The following untracked working tree files would be overwritten by merge solved I am trying to install Go lang packages but it gives error like this ::error: The following untracked working tree files would be overwritten by merge
Let me re-express what LeGEC’s answer says, in a shorter way:1 There are two differences between -S and -G. One is string vs regexp (as you already noted). The other is that -S demands that the match occur a different number of times in the left and right (- and +) sides of the match. … Read more
This question indicates you should have no problems having a central Mercurial repository on a network share, given certain limitations: Can you ‘push’ to network share using Mercurial on 64bit Windows 7? However, individual users will still have local copies of the repository. Before ruling out non-shared folder methods, you should review Mercurial’s page on … Read more
There are quite a few ways that you can collaborate over a distance, though none that I know of that are django specific. I assume that by designer you mean that your friend will be working on the HTML and CSS aspects of the project. Since you are already using Git, you could setup a … Read more