Situation: Edit files Add files to the index Edit more files Now we have three different states. The state of HEAD, the state of the index and the state of the working tree. What is the command to undo changes in the working tree so that it matches the state of the index? ...
As the title says I am trying to create a new branch in git on the remote repository. To do this I have previously been using the following command. git push origin origin:refs/heads/rounding_issue Which normally just works and I can then run git branch -r To confirm. This morning however this is not working and I have received t...
How do I remove files in the remote repository? ...
Is there any way to remove a file using git gui then commit and push? ...
I'm working on two machines and origin repo on third one (origin is accessible from the other two, no direct connection between machine1 and machine2). machine1$: git branch master * testing cms machine2$: git branch * master Now, I want to push the testing branch to the origin and have it on machine2 too, so the final effect w...
$ git checkout to-branch $ git merge from-branch $ git status | grep unmerged # file1 unmerged # file2 unmerged # file3 unmerged $ vi file1 $ git add . Eek! I didn't mean to "git add ." I meant to "git add file1"! Now I can't get behavior like: $ git show :1:file2 I tried: $ git reset file2 and $ git checkout -m fi...
Hello, I want to know how to see the changelogs or commit messages for a module in the kernel. Actually i modified virtio_net in kernel2.6.26. Now the virtio_net in 2.6.34 seems to be lot different from the one in 2.6.26. There should be some git commit messages or changelogs for the different versions of virtio_net. I want to know the...
Hi, I have the following problem: We have a large product which is in master branch. Also we have other branches that have only few files, the files that are specific to this branch only. Each of those branches represent a plugin to the main product. So for example when you get the main product, you receive lots of files, install them, e...
I'm using cygwin-git locally inside a CVS repository on Windows at my workplace, in order to at least get some advantages of a dvcs. My problem is that git diff shows almost the whole file in the diff. It is usually something like this: ++ source code line... -- source code line... (extra plus and minus signs because SO was converting...
I was using a github repository from a previous developer. I am the only coder on this project, so I forked the project over to my own github repository. Now I would like to commit soley to my repo. Unfortunately, I realized that I never changed my .git/config , so I was still committing to the old repo. I just changed it to the appro...
Hi all, I've already did an extensive search, read a lot of SO questions and solutions and tried it different ways, but I've been unable to do what I want, which is fairly simple. I have the master branch, where all the main code resides, and the design branch, where the layout of the rails application is built by the design team. They...
I had some conflicts between my local repo and the remote repo. So, I did: git stash git pull origin master git stash apply // here i had merge conflicts, so i edited the files and did git add file1 git add file2 git commit Now when I do git status it shows a bunch of modified files, etc. But git push origin master says Everything...
I want to use git for the deployment of a django project as I have done before, but this time it would also be necessary to have production files (like uploaded files, sql db etc) somewhere in the repository, so that you can locally work easily with the same data as on the server; my idea would be to have three branches: master (on whi...
i have create clone of project on local machine with git clone [email protected]:test/abc.git Now i want to deploy my project on my ubuntu server . so i have created a script which install git on my ubuntu server. And now i want to deploy my rails project on server. like git clone [email protected]:test/abc.git but i have not set ssh key ...
command sequence mkdir topdir mkdir another-git-directory touch fileC touch fileD git add . git commit -m "sub-dir init" cd .. touch fileA touch fileB git add . git commit -m "top-dir init" git ls-files // now we can see that fileC and fileD is not tracked by top-level git // git ls-files -o // this would ...
Hi, As a follow on from this question on SO, I have been working with yysun's great handler-based solution for web access for GIT on a IIS platform. Their solution works perfectly when used locally on my machine (i.e. win 7, iis 7.5, .NET 4.0), but fails across the network. Unfortunately, I need to have this running on a remote VM with...
it had a existing git checkout and had made some modifications, then i checked out the same repo and it overwrote the folder. Is there some way to get the old repos with the uncommitted changes? I had checked " git reflog --all " but it only gave me the most recent checkout. ...
I setup a git server over ssh as http://blog.commonthread.com/post/1034988660/setting-up-a-git-server However, I am still able to access the server by ssh and see all the folders on the server. How do you usually secure the server so that the git user cannot get out of the home directory and possibly do damage? I read some things abou...
Is there a git operation that does the reverse of ls-tree? What i want to do is to be able to find a file and it's path by searching through git with a specific file hash. This would essentially mean giving ls-tree a file hash and not a tree hash example: git ls-tree <tree-hash> >040000 tree d3b424d952ddeecc16c6953e0757acfa1c19a6f9 su...
Hi there, i use the git workflow as described in this blogpost. In short: everybody develops inside his/her own branch, before merging back to master, you rebase your branch to master again to get clean history. This works. Now we have a submodule, and because this is an in-house plugin (Rails), we need to change this often. So most o...