I get the following every time Im on my master branch. Does anyone know what it means? on master *105 rebase-i 1/8 ?1
I have a repo: https://github.com/Elydasian/gatling-example I have a pipeline in jenkins ready, that checks out that repo, and after some building and whatnot,
Context I'm working in a complex git flow where some specific branches get specific submodules and some specific config files that require to be committed, but
I have one version of a file at commit "#abc123" and the current version of the same file locally. I want to MERGE, NOT REVERT, the two versions for only this f
I have been having an issue, git does not recognize changes on any XML file on Android Studio, for example, androidManifest.xml, or any XML file on the res fold
I have a gradle project with a structure like this: project2 -submod1 -submod2 -submod3 -submod4 I want to move submod2 to its own gradle project with its
It is common to change main branches from the old pattern master to main. This can be easily done remotely (GitHub offers a graphical way to do it), but... what
Imagine I have a USER MySql table with the rows id, name, email, address in the 'main' Git branch. I create a new feature branch and decide the 'address' column
Help me please, I am trying to run this in my terminal: asgard@asgard-A7N8X2-0:~/CollegePortal$ git pull error: cannot open .git/FETCH_HEAD: Permission denied
I have a branch that contains the work and want to pull a request into another branch - master - and this is an Empty branch it's recover something like this :
Is there a way to use a command like git ls-files to show only untracked files? The reason I'm asking is because I use the following command to process all del
I'm using Jupyter Labs on AWS SageMaker. Kernel: conda_pytorch_p36 and did Restart & Run All. I git cloned this repo. Attempt at installing git-lfs: !curl -
I have a log that shows a stack trace. Each line in the stack trace shows the function called, filename and line number. Thing is, is that these don't align wi
I'd like to be able to git clone a large repository using python, using some library, but importantly I'd like to be able to see the progress of the clone as it
I received an email saying GitHub will require token authentication after August 13 2021. I want to ensure I don't have an interruption of service (push/pull) a
I have various things I've written, and rewritten a couple times, without keeping track, and git seems the perfect solution to merge my disjointed code. However
I'm really annoyed I have to do `git push --set-upstream origin <my_branch>` every time for new git branch. Is there any way I can skip it? I found this
I'm trying to test something that requires me to remove all commits after 02/14/2022. I found the commit hash xyz of the last commit on 02/13/2022, and did a gi
The current git flow for the team. 3 branches in total main develop feature When we're in the development stage When there is a new jira ticket, we will create
We have 6 sites (one prod, 5 dev) and although they are used for different purposes, they are for the most part the same site, they all use code from the same U