I am trying to clone a git repo on my local system. I have done this manually and it works fine, but when I try to do it via Ansible, it doesn't work out Here i
Basically I changed a few files in Notepad++ but it wont show up in Github for Windows. I have tried reinstalling, Restarting pc and constantly re-cloning in
I'm looking to move entirely away from GitHub to GitLab as easily as possible.
Suppose I have the following manifest file for the repo tool (MCVE script is included at the end of this post): <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <
i have one repository. In this repository multiple folders are available. i have required only one folder in this repository. i am already try to following co
I have a project hosted in Git stash (now rebranded as Bitbucket Server). It is built using jenkins. Now I made a typo while installing my Git locally. Like @ab
I'm trying deploy my project to Hostinger with git, but I can't deploy direct to root folder (/home/uXXXXXXXX). The path in cPanel is directly to /home/uXXXXXXX
I have set 2 repositories in AWS Codecommit and using before SourceTree from Windows, setting up access via HTTP protocol was and everything was working fine.
"Git Pull Force", "git reset branch to origin" or in other words, to pull a remote branch to overwrite a local branch, seems to be wildly searched feature with
Is there any way to configure repo if there are different relative path for fetch and review. Example Fetch managed by gitweb : ssh://gitweb.foo.com/data/bar
error: RPC failed; curl 92 HTTP/2 stream 0 was not closed cleanly: PROTOCOL_ERROR (err 1) I tried 'push' while writing 'git'. However, the following messag
I have a folder full of files and I want to get the timestamps of last git update for each of those files. I'd like to get those in a Gradle task. I tried the f
This post appears wordy, but there's actually not much here to read. Just figured more details > less details. I am working on some tools to speed up my git
I have two git repos which should be kept in sync and can NOT be accessed at the same time. One is at work and one is at home and there is no network connection
In order to clean some git repo, I'd like to list all files which didn't receive any new commit for more than some period (let's tell one year for example). I
So I recently rebased a branch and merged it into master. When I do git log, I get a pretty, linear history of commits. But I want to see my commit history base
Is is possible to display current git branch name in regular windows command prompt? Let's say on windows 7 or 10.
I m getting this message when I try to pull or to push my commits using IntelliJ : "Failed to start Git process" In the settings of my IntelliJ I linked t
I downloaded a ZIP file of a project commit. After making some changes, I ran the commands: git init git branch -m main git remote add origin <url> git ad
We have to copy over files to an archaic live server for reasons I can't control so I need to see a diff of what the remote working copy will be compared to my