git-bash

问题 Is it possible to write my own scripts on git server hooks.If yes how can i do that i wanted to check when someone pushes to the server on which branch they are pushing just to make sure they don't push to the wrong branch. 回答1: No it is not. You can use GitHub webhook, for GitHub to send message (payload) to your server (where you can listen to said message and trigger your own script) But nothing would be executed on a GitHub server itself, for security reason. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

问题 Working on Windows 7, I've installed git with the git bash and then installed python and am having trouble running it from the command line. Here's what I've learned so far: *nix uses : as a path separator. Therefore C:/Users/Someone would be seen as two separate paths. *nix uses /c/users/someone notation instead. When I run echo $PATH from git bash, every path there (including Node, which I only just installed now, after everything else) is using the correct /c/ notation-- --except Python,

问题 I cannot use crontab -e in my git that I installed it in my pc windows 7. It produced the error bash: crontab: command not found Did someone use to do it, please tell me? 回答1: I confirm that even the latest git for windows (2.6.3) with its 4.3.42(3)-bash does not include any cron command. You would need to use another "cron from Windows", like the official Microsoft command Schtasks.exe. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33775581/crontab-command-not-found-in-my-git-bash-for-windows-7

问题 Hi i am testing web services using shell script by having multiple if condition, with the shell script coding i am getting success count, failure count and failure reason success=0 failure=0 if curl -s --head --request DELETE http://localhost/bimws/delete/deleteUser?email=pradeepkumarhe1989@gmail.com | grep "200 OK" > /dev/null; then success=$((success+1)) else echo "DeleteUser is not working"$'\r' >> serverLog.txt failure=$((failure+1)) fi if curl -s --head --request GET http://localhost

问题 Consider following usecase: I'm working on my local branch while refactoring has been done on the main branch. Now some files (classes) have been renamed and/or moved to new locations. When merging i get lots and lots of import-errors due to missing classes. --A--B--C--D--E-- (master) \ \ F--G--H--I--J (topic) In A there are the old names wich i used in F--G--H--I . In B--C--D--E the files are refactored resulting in new file names in E . This includes chained renames like B: path/to/File

问题 I'm trying to deploy a project using Capistrano. My development machine is running Windows 7; the server I'm deploying onto is Linux. In the deploy.rb script, the following is set: ssh_options[:forward_agent] = true The Capistrano script starts off by running a git command locally, at which point I'm prompted for the passphrase for my SSH key: * executing `deploy:update_code' executing locally: "git ls-remote git@github.com:pathto/gitproject.git develop" Enter passphrase for key '/c/Users/Sam

问题 Git version: 2.13.0.windows.1 OS: Windows 7 CLI: Git bash .gitconfig [user] name = Gyandeep Singh email = private@email.com [push] default = current [core] autocrlf = input [includeIf "gitdir: ~/Documents/webstorm/corporate/"] path = .gitconfig-work .gitconfig-work [user] name = Gyandeep Singh email = corporate@email.com Both the config files above sit together in the same directory (home). What happened: open CLI on a folder (example test) inside corporate folder and then run git config user

问题 How would I change to the directory C:/Users/myname/project name in Git Bash? 回答1: cd /c/users/myname/project\ name Beware that ls / , or typing cd / followed by Tab-completion, might not show the existence of this folder, but cd /c will still work. Also note that pwd (to print the current working directory) might show something like /bin , but this might not be the actual working folder for commands such as git clone , which might use the folder from which Git Bash was started. 回答2: If the

问题 I often need to relay my Git output to my ever-friendly code buddies. The best way I know how is by doing this: Right-click Git Bash title bar > Edit > Mark > Select lines > Enter Bam - everything I selected is in my clipboard, and I am filled with joy. Problem is, that's the boring way, and I like my relationship with Git to be full of excitement and glamour . In Windows, you can pipe console output to your clipboard like-a so: C:\> dir | clip Amazing, right? Well, when you try to do

问题 I'm trying to add a new terminal (Git Bash) to the new Windows Terminal, however I can't get it to work. I tried changing the commandline property in the profiles array to git-bash.exe but no luck. Does anyone have an idea how to get this to work? Thanks in advance. 回答1: Git for Windows { "guid": "{00000000-0000-0000-ba54-000000000002}", "acrylicOpacity" : 0.75, "closeOnExit" : true, "colorScheme" : "Campbell", "commandline" : "\"%PROGRAMFILES%\\git\\usr\\bin\\bash.exe\" -i -l", "cursorColor"