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Git: Set up a fetch-only remote?
When I run git remote -v in one of my Git repositories that has a remote(s) configured, I see that each remote has both fetch and push specs:
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Good ways to manage a changelog using git?
I've been using Git for a while now, and I recently started using it to tag my releases so that I could more easily keep track of changes and be able to see which version each of our clients are running (unfortunately the code currently mandates that each client have their own copy of the PHP site; ...
How to read the output from git diff?
The man page for git-diff is rather long, and explains many cases which don't seem to be necessary for a beginner. For example:
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How to change folder with git bash?
My default git folder is C:\Users\username\.git .
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Remove refs/original/heads/master from git repo after filter-branch --tree-filter?
I had the same question as asked here: New git repository in root directory to subsume an exist repository in a sub-directory
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git + LaTeX workflow
...the two computers, and also would like to keep a revision history. I chose git as my DVCS, and I'm hosting my repository on my server. I'm also using Kile + Okular to do the editing. Kile doesn't have an integrated git plugin. I'm also not collaborating with anyone on this text. I'm also thinking ab...
Why can't stash be applied to the working directory?
...e that was subsequently added to the repo. When you try and check it out, git rightly refuses because it would be overwriting an existing file.
To fix, you could do something like deleting that file (it's okay, it's still in the repo), applying your stash, and then replacing the stashed version of...
Git Bash doesn't see my PATH
When I use Git Bash (on Windows), I cannot run any executable without specifying its full path, although it is located in a folder which is in my PATH variable. Looks like bash doesn't recognize it. Why? Can I fix it?
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Find a Git branch containing changes to a given file
...en if before the (non-recorded) branch point)
FILENAME="<filename>"
git log --all --format=%H $FILENAME | while read f; do git branch --contains $f; done | sort -u
Manually inspect:
gitk --all --date-order -- $FILENAME
Find all changes to FILENAME not merged to master:
git for-each-ref ...
Git “error: The branch 'x' is not fully merged”
...You will want to verify that you in fact aren't missing any vital commits:
git log --graph --left-right --cherry-pick --oneline master...experiment
This will give you a list of any nonshared between the branches. In case you are curious, there might be a difference without --cherry-pick and this di...