git-bash

I want to know what is the generic way to check-in code on Azure DevOps from Visual Studio or Git-Bash that has been coded in Visual Studio. The problem that occurs is the bin folder contains many third party dll's which are kept in the source before building the project. Those third party dll's are necessary to project. However after check-in to Azure DevOps the bin and obj are not present. This happens due to .gitignore and .gitattribute files. I have deleted both the files and checked in the bin folder as of now. What is the purpose of these two files. Can someone please suggest a way to

I'm a new user of GIT on windows. I have been using GIT on linux for a while but for some reason, I need to use GIT on windows. Now my problem is GIT bash for windows does not perform any remote operation and returns to command prompt with no msgs. For eg: git fetch, git pull, git remote show origin, etc will give you no result. Where as it does give me output for local operations like git log, git branch, git commit, etc. Also the GIT GUI Client gives error "Command Failed" for remote operations. I tried re-installing it several times. I tried a previous version 2.5.3 of GIT as well (latest

I've been playing around with hooks for a while now, but I can't seem to get the post-receive hook to work the way I need it to. I am trying to get the post-receive hook to create a zip folder and place it somewhere outside the git repository folders after I have pushed my changes to the repository. You have a good example of deploying an zip through a post-receive hook in this article from Daniel Byrne : The idea is to use git archive --format=zip : #!/bin/bash # # A post commit hook that takes any updates pushed to the 'release' branch # and creates a release directory for the new version

I want to create public git repository on my dedicated server for anyone to clone but it keeps asking me for password for git user. I have created user named git without password. Used: passwd -d git Unfortunately every time I try to do: git clone git@myhost:myrepo.git I'm getting asked for password. I have tried setting in sshd_config Match user git PermitEmptyPasswords yes PasswordAuthentication yes With either yes and no for PasswordAuthentication but still no use. It seems doing it over ssh is impossible. It will always ask for password unless you copy your public key. The solution is to

I'm having a little issue with my ssh-agent. Indeed I can't make it work and I don't understand why. This is the console's output : I'm sure that ssh agent is running. For your information I'm on Windows 7 and I tried to run the gitbash with administrator permissions, but that did not changed anything. Also everything worked fine until yesterday, and I did not changed anything. Do you guys have any ideas why ? VonC Simply upgrade to the latest git for windows ( with a more recent bash, while msysgit is obsolete ) Unzip PortableGit-2.6.2-64-bit.7z.exe anywhere you want, and add C:\path\to

I'm using gitbash ver 2.9.0, 64-bit, on Windows 7. It uses mintty version 2.0.3. The gitbash shell most of the time seems to work fine. You can use the arrow keys, etc, as with any bash shell and they perform as expected, being able to scroll through prior commands, etc. However, when using irb or rails console (which runs irb ) it is very flakey. Rather than scroll through prior commands, the up arrow just moves the cursor up the screen and enters what are probably up arrow control codes into the input buffer. In addition, irb must be exited with ^C rather than ^D. The ^D does nothing except

If we open msysgit as administrator, we can use it as if we were root. However, it is often easier to open without administrator privileges. For example, for administrator privileges, you often have to go to Windows Explorer, the Start menu/screen, etc., and you can't do this from the taskbar. Sometimes, I'm too lazy to do all this, but I want to gain administrator privileges while in Bash. Is there a sudo - or su -like command or script, etc., for Git Bash? Going into cmd.exe , PowerShell , etc., then doing something like runas would work, if there's nothing else. you can't do it from the