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.gitignore file, where should I put it in my xcode project?
I want git to ignore my UserInterfaceState.xcuserstate file in my XCode4 project, but where should I put the .gitignore file?, is it inside the .git folder? or out? The .git is in same folder with the ProjectName.xcodeproj file
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Configuring Git over SSH to login once
I have cloned my git repository over ssh. So, each time I communicate with the origin master by pushing or pulling, I have to reenter my password. How can I configure git so that I do not need to enter my password multiple times?
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Can git undo a checkout of unstaged files
I accidentially discard my changes on files in my local working tree via git checkout. The files aren't staged at this time. Is it posible to "undo" this checkout?
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git pull aborted with error filename too long
...ng on a project with a friend who's using a Mac. He checked in code to our Github.
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“did you run git update-server-info” error on a Github repository
I'm using the github Gui from their website to manage my repos, and I'm getting the following error:
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git submodule tracking latest
We are moving our (huge) project to git and we are thinking about using submodules. Our plan is to have three different heads in the superproject: release,stable,latest. The project leads will handle the release and stable branches. They will move the submodules as required.
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github locks up mac terminal when using pull command
I'm in the process of learning github on mac (command-line) and whenever I do git pull origin master i get this
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Git: Remove committed file after push
Is there a possibility to revert a committed file in Git? I've pushed a commit to GitHub and then I realized that there's a file which I didn't want to be pushed (I haven't finished the changes).
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git replace local version with remote version
How can I tell git to ignore my local file and take the one from my remote branch without trying to merge and causing conflicts?
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How do I squash two non-consecutive commits?
I'm a bit new to the whole rebasing feature within git. Let's say that I made the following commits:
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