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问题 I've seen a lot of tutorials on using submodules, but they both seem to have one of two common use cases. A) I've got some code in a subdirectory, I want to begin to track it separately, so I turn it into a submodule using filter-branch B) I want to pull a git repo into a subdirectory of my project and have it tracked separately But lets say you didn't know about git submodules and had a copy of a repo dropped into a subdirectory of your own repo, and had to make some modifications, but

问题 I am very new in git. I was just going through the concept of working directory and staging area. i am not very much clear about the use of staging area. What could be wrong, if staging area is not there and we could able to commit directly from working directory to local repo? Apology, if my question is silly. Thanks with Regards, JD 回答1: Your question is not silly at all. It's one of the few underlying concepts founding the whole Git's edifice. The working directory is the actual place you

问题 I am very new in git. I was just going through the concept of working directory and staging area. i am not very much clear about the use of staging area. What could be wrong, if staging area is not there and we could able to commit directly from working directory to local repo? Apology, if my question is silly. Thanks with Regards, JD 回答1: Your question is not silly at all. It's one of the few underlying concepts founding the whole Git's edifice. The working directory is the actual place you

问题 I am working on a git repo and issue a command $ git add . to save the current modifications, after 10 minutes, I accidentally made some bad changes, so I want to revert to last add . status. I searched but find there are only methods to reset to latest commit. How could I return to the status of ten minutes ago. 回答1: Short answer is : you can't, git only offers ways to return to previous commits (e.g : stuff you commiittted using git commit ) For future use : you can run git add . && git

问题 I am still pretty noob in Git but probably after reading articles after articles, I seem to have raise doubt in my understanding and I am not sure if I am understanding it right... Anyway I have 2 branches, Master and Develop (both created using git branch) As I created the Master branch first, followed by Develop, can I presume that this 2 branches are 2 standalone branches (see below) or is Develop under the Master? Stand-Alone? Hierarchy? Master -- | Master Develop -- | \-- Develop I was

问题 I am a beginner to Docker. I have written a small Dockerfile to start with. I am not able to clone my repo using following Dockerfile . FROM mattes/hello-world-nginx RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y git RUN git clone https://github.com/umairnow/LocalizableGenerator.git VOLUME LocalizableGenerator I am not sure if I am doing it right or do I have to use WORKDIR . I have also tried following but it doesn't clone the repo. VOLUME ["/data"] WORKDIR /LocalizableGenerator Can anyone help

问题 I am trying to clone a project from the private git repository git clone gitolite@10.10.10.55:/Intel/BareRepos/lteue.git using the Python script. The problem with my script is I need to enter the password manually every time for cloning the project from local repository. Is there any pythonic way to clone the project without entering any password manually? This is the script which I had written. import os path = path/to/save/cloned/project os.chdir(path) os.system("git clone gitolite@10.10.10

问题 Out current Jenkins Pipeline job is setup to build a branch checked out from Git. To do the checkout we use the SCM plugin: triggers { pollSCM scmpoll_spec: '' } checkout( poll: true, scm: [$class: 'GitSCM', branches: [[name: 'refs/heads/develop']], userRemoteConfigs: [ [url: 'https://git-server/repo.git', name: 'origin', refspec: '+refs/heads/develop:refs/remotes/origin/develop', credentialsId: 'XXX'] ], extensions: [ [$class: 'WipeWorkspace'], [$class: 'CloneOption', honorRefspec: true,

问题 Out current Jenkins Pipeline job is setup to build a branch checked out from Git. To do the checkout we use the SCM plugin: triggers { pollSCM scmpoll_spec: '' } checkout( poll: true, scm: [$class: 'GitSCM', branches: [[name: 'refs/heads/develop']], userRemoteConfigs: [ [url: 'https://git-server/repo.git', name: 'origin', refspec: '+refs/heads/develop:refs/remotes/origin/develop', credentialsId: 'XXX'] ], extensions: [ [$class: 'WipeWorkspace'], [$class: 'CloneOption', honorRefspec: true,

问题 Our team has a master branch on GitHub and several other feature branches that eventually need to be merged back to master. What should one do to ensure that the feature branch is up to date, before a Pull Request is created on GitHub? Is there a sort of lock that we can implement on the master branch to enforce up-to-date feature branches before Pull Requests can be created? 回答1: GitHub's branch protection can require branches to be up to date before they're merged , but not before they're