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0 530 posted 12 years ago by Roen
0 389 posted 12 years ago by chrisramakers
Make sure it has the appropriate rights. chmod -x post-receive
0 368 posted 12 years ago by Seich
0 505 posted 12 years ago by ferro
0 525 posted 13 years ago by manuelstofer
0 572 posted 13 years ago by jmccartie
0 793 posted 13 years ago by arunpjohny
0 519 posted 13 years ago by titosemi
1 528 posted 13 years ago by wdso
git branch will give us all the branches in the current repository and the current branch will be denoted by a * mark.
0 662 posted 13 years ago by arunpjohny
This will display the commit difference between the origin/master branch and the current working branch
0 594 posted 13 years ago by arunpjohny
So we use Gerrit for code reviewing and I run **git commit --amend** quite a bit, a lot of times I don\\\'t want to amend the message I just want to add my new files to my existing commit and keep working, this makes that part easier. Just add this...
0 418 posted 13 years ago by jturmel
0 517 posted 13 years ago by level09
If you accidentally exit while doing an interactive rebase, you can clean it with this command.
0 606 posted 13 years ago by stayce
0 544 posted 14 years ago by stayce
Note that you don't actually need a temporary branch, you can do this with a 'detached HEAD', but you need to take a note of the commit id generated by the git commit --amend step to supply to the git rebase command rather than using the temporary br...
0 963 posted 14 years ago by alvarezrilla
0 483 posted 14 years ago by kmorey
This is how to patch changes from svn into git (should work with other vcs as well).
0 631 posted 14 years ago by narkisr
Squashing --------- WARNING: "git rebase" changes history. Be careful. Google it. git rebase --interactive HEAD~10 (then change all but the first "pick" to "squash") squash the last 10 commits into one big commit
0 1030 posted 14 years ago by jturmel
How to setup a remote git repository via SSH.
0 740 posted 14 years ago by narkisr
Setup default ignores, aliases, colors, completion and bash prompt in Git These are to be run from Terminal.
1 616 posted 14 years ago by alvarezrilla
0 546 posted 14 years ago by paulbooker
Put this into your ~/.bashrc script and you should see the Git/SVN status in your prompt if your working directory is a sandbox.
0 846 posted 14 years ago by zingo
1 667 posted 14 years ago by craig0990