On Wednesday, June 26, 2013 3:33:59 AM UTC+2, Chris Sweeney wrote:
> When I run git5 patch -c I get the error below. I have tried
> from a fresh client, ensured I am tracking the proper folders, etc. with no
> luck. A colleague was able to run this command on the same CL successfully
> without
On Wed, 26 Jun 2013 11:18:58 +0530
Shouvik wrote:
> > > Yes, pass the "--no-commit" option to `git merge` and it won't
> > > automatically record a merge commit but will rather leave the
> > > changes staged in the index. Then you'll be able to unstage the
> > > changes made to index.php by runn
> From: Chris Sweeney
> g4: Error copying /home/szegedy/vs12/google3/learning/dist_belief/BUILD to
> /tmp/g4-111957/46003002/depot/google3/learning/dist_belief/BUILD
You have checked that you aren't running into something simple, like
/tmp running out of space, being unwritable, etc.?
Dale
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git5?
On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 9:02 PM, Dale R. Worley wrote:
>> From: Chris Sweeney
>
>> g4: Error copying /home/szegedy/vs12/google3/learning/dist_belief/BUILD to
>> /tmp/g4-111957/46003002/depot/google3/learning/dist_belief/BUILD
>
> You have checked that you aren't running into something simp
I download open source projects sometimes. Some of these are git repos,
other subversion, and some are tar files. I usually end up doing something
like:
#create and populate new source subdirectory, eg:
tar xjf some-project.tar.bz2
# above created new subdirectory: some-project
cd some-project
git
Thanks all and back to my first question: regards the move whole repo
directories, as Dale said I only need move the entire directory structure
to the new place. but after move just want to confirm do I need to run init
and commit again for each .git repositories?
Thanks
Lingfei
On Tue, Jun 25,
Hello Lingfei,
as Git doesn't store anything about the absolute path of the repository
(only stuff under the directory containing the .git directory counts), you
don't have to do anything else but the move on the server side. Of course,
if the developers set it up like "user@gitserver:/opt/git", t
Thanks Gergely.
Ling
On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 1:42 PM, Gergely Polonkai wrote:
> Hello Lingfei,
>
> as Git doesn't store anything about the absolute path of the repository
> (only stuff under the directory containing the .git directory counts), you
> don't have to do anything else but the move o
Is there any version of git that works as a standalone executable file (can
still depend on libraries, ofc).
Means, i'd be lookinf for a git.exe (+ dependencies) that i can just drop
to a folder and use to initialize a repo in that folder, without having git
installed and without git somehow 'po
I need some help fixing a git tree that contains duplicate file entries.
This is the problem:
*git fsck --full *
Checking object directories: 100% (256/256), done.
error in tree 7cad41af32a8be6f2285a873a1525a96acf37c2b: contains duplicate
file entries
Checking objects: 100% (14763/14763), done
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