I have 120k db records to commit into a Solr index. My question is: should I commit after submitting every 10k records, or only commit once after submitting all the 120k records? Is there any difference between these two options? ...
Is there a way to queue multiple commits (with message) before I actually commit them? On work we have a SVN server running and I update the code on my laptop. When I'm at home I can't commit, but I still like to log these commits. Is this where changelists are for? ...
I am really new to git and I tried today to do my second ever commit of some new code to my repo. The thing is, I'm not sure if the git actually occurred. Github says the last commit was 2 days ago. When I type git add . nothing shows up. When I go to github, the Rails3 file says loading commit data. I have been waiting for about 30 mi...
Hello. I'm using git. And previously, I tried to experiment with my program and then, I feel like going back (checkout) to previous commit. Then, I changed something, committed.. etc.. The question is, How do I go back to the state before I checkout. I know I could git checkout the-hash, But I don't know the-hash. git log only show h...
I have a git repo that has about 3 or 4 months worth of code. Is there a way to tell git to stop tracking files before a certain commit? ...
Hello, I'm working under project (using github) with my friend. The situation: My friend checkouted the sources I made some changes and committed them My friend worked with his copy and now he tries to commit them. The problem is that he can't do this. The only way I see now is reseting his local copy, pull the newest changes and wri...
I have 2 questions : i) How can put this code in a transaction ? With ObjectContext in EF, I use ExecuteStoreQuery() method to start some stored procedure. I have a block of code like this : { foreach(...) { objectContext.ExecuteStoreQuery( @"INSERT MyProcedure (arg1, arg2) VALUES ({0}, {1}...
Hi, I just committed the wrong source to my project using -FORCE. Is it possible to revert? I understand that all previous branches have been overwritten using -f, so I may have screwed up my previous revisions... I'm a bit of a newbie with GIT. ...
Hi there, I've got some trouble with a git setup I wanted to use in our company. I set up a git "server" with the main code repository on a ubuntu hardy machine with git 1.5.4.3. I'm new to git and set up this repository step by step with tutorial. git init git add . git commit -m "initial commit" Then I set up a client (Win XP) git...
I have a coding project that I would like to maintain at GitHub. I went to http://github.com and created an account. I downloaded and installed Git on Windows 7 choosing the option to use it via the command line. Through some googled tutorials I created an SSH key. I'm following the following instructions: But when I get to "git c...
Hi, I have made a major refactoring of some code, and in the process I have commited several times. This has not been pushed to any public repo yet. Before pushing, I would like now reorganize the commits into logical units. The problem is that I want not only to squash commits but to reorganze the hunks into other commits. Just to mak...
Hello, I'm using git with my friend. I did a few commits and my friend didn't update his local repo and pushed with -f arugment: git push -f origin master Now in the git server (github) my commits are destroyed and the latest commit is my friends. But I have a history of commits locally. Can I somehow merge them back to the master? Or...
This example illustrates a mystery I encountered in an application I am building. The application needs to support an option allowing the user to exercise the code without actually committing changes to the DB. However, when I added this option, I discovered that changes were persisted to the DB even when I did not call the commit() meth...
Hello, I would like to know as how to commit a file/folder to multiple folders in one go using subversion tool. I can place the file in multiple folders and then do commit, but i just want to place it is a single folder and it should create copies in the required folders. Is it possible? ...
I made a mistake and removed a file. I'd like to go back to my previous commit! I tried with revert and backout with had no luck... Any tip? Edit: I did exactly this: hg forget file hg commit -m "Blah" hg push The revision number of this last push is 17. Now file is not tracked anymore. I'd like to get it back to revision 15 (not...
I have to use CVS in my work and at the end of the day, I need to generate a report in an internal enterprise system. I write meaningful comments in all my work. I would like to do a cvs log or cvs history, with only the comments from each file I have commited to the repository (a solution using only command line, so I could automate ot...
Hi, I'm building a REST web service that receives a request and must return "Ok" if the operation was done correctly. How could I deal with the possibility of the loose of the connection while returning this "Ok" message? For example, a system like Amazon SimpleDB. 1) It receives a request. 2) Process the request (store and replicates...
I’m sorry if the title isn’t clear, but this is a weird problem. I git checkout to my "stage" branch and git pull to get my partner’s latest changes (which he pushed last night to the "stage" branch on the remote repository), and sure enough, they merge to my local "stage" branch. git log <branch> shows five commits he performed last ni...
I have a SVN project at work that looks like this: Repository project |-- docs |-- scripts `-- app |-- trunk |-- branches | `-- development `-- tags |-- Release_1.0 |-- ... `-- Release_5.3 I want my working folder like this: Working copy dir_root ...
Apparently I mistyped my email a long time ago, whenever I was setting up git, and so my email has been incorrect in many repositories (I typed a 0 instead of an o). I sign all of my commits, so in almost every commit in every repo for years it's said signed off by: <[email protected]> instead of signed off by: <[email protected]>. Now I can't jus...