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Git: Find the most recent common ancestor of two branches
How to find the most recent common ancestor of two Git branches?
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How to revert a Git Submodule pointer to the commit stored in the containing repository?
I have a git submodule in my main git repo. As I understand it, the main repo stores a SHA value (somewhere...), pointing to the specific commit of the submodule that it is "linked to".
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How to find the Git commit that introduced a string in any branch?
...ch, how can I do that? I found something (that I modified for Win32),
but git whatchanged doesn't seem to be looking into the different branches
(ignore the py3k chunk, it's just a msys/win line feed fix)
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configure Git to accept a particular self-signed server certificate for a particular https remote
... I'm on has decided that SSH is "too much trouble"; instead, he has set up Git to be accessible via an https:// URL (and username/password authentication). The server for this URL presents a self-signed certificate, so he advised everyone to turn off certificate validation. This does not strike me...
git ahead/behind info between master and branch?
...d a branch for testing in my local repo ( test-branch ) which I pushed to Github .
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How to “git show” a merge commit with combined diff output even when every changed file agrees with
After doing a "simple" merge (one without conflicts), git show usually only shows something like
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How can I remove a commit on GitHub? [duplicate]
I "accidentally" pushed a commit to GitHub.
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Putting git hooks into repository
Is it considered to be a bad practice - to put .git/hooks into the projects repository (using symlinks, for example). If yes, what is the best way to deliver same hooks to different git users?
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Rebasing a branch including all its children
I have the following Git repository topology:
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How to find a deleted file in the project commit history?
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If you do not know the exact path you may use
git log --all --full-history -- "**/thefile.*"
If you know the path the file was at, you can do this:
git log --all --full-history -- <path-to-file>
This should show a list of commits in all branches which touched ...