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I've successfully played around with some of the color settings in the Git Bash on Windows - I'm able to set a few things, like the colors of the local, the current and remote branches in my .gitconfig file: [color "branch"] current = cyan bold local = cyan remote = red But what I haven't managed to change are the colors of the prompt - the username@machine at the beginning of the line (in the yellow rectangle in my screenshot), and the project and branch I'm currently on (purple rectangle). Is there a way to influence those, too? Which .gitconfig settings do I need to set to change those

I am very new to Git and I have a slight problem. In SVN [this feels like an Only Fools and Horses story by uncle Albert.."during the war..."] when I wanted to update a production site with my latest changes, I'd do a diff in TSVN and export all the changed/added files between two revisions. As you can imagine, it was easy to get those files to a production site afterwards. However, it seems like I'm unable to find an "export changed files" option in Git. I can do a diff and see the changes, I can get a list of files, but I can't actually export them. Is there a reasonable way to do this? Am I

I can't seem to get a handle on the difference between the two. It seems that one ( GNUWin32 ) is an layer on top of windows (like MSYS ) and the other (cygwin) is something else (?) What does that mean? When would I use one over the other? Are they both suited for the same thing? I want to use it mainly for git but want to keep my options open for learning and doing all thing *nixy. Is there another tool for this? Will msysgit be better suited for this? Are there any resources that go through the differences of all of these *nix platforms exhaustively? Michael Slade Cygwin is a library that

So I've installed msysgit, and run git successfuly from the bash shell. From within the bash shell, I've created keys with ssh-keygen - everything works fine. Key files are in my %userprofile%\.ssh folder (from the bash shell, it is: ~/.ssh ). I'm able to connect to my server (unfuddle in my case). Next, I do want to be able to run git from the Windows Cmd shell. Adding c:\msysgit\bin and c:\msysgit\mingw\bin to the search path. Git is working locally just fine: branch, merge, add, commit, checkout, ... working well. However, trying to work with the server fails, with: ' Permission denied

Android使用Git管理源代码的，在Linux下我们可以使用ubuntu来获取系统源码，下面我就逐步介绍在Windows些如何获取Android系统源码了。 一。安装msysGit 在google的 http://code.google.com/p/msysgit/ 中这样介绍到： If you just want to use Git to do your version control in Windows, you will need to download Git for Windows , run the installer, and you are ready to start. Note: Git for Windows is a project run by volunteers, so if you want it to improve, volunteer ! … If you want to download and install the complete source code of Git for Windows (including C compiler) to start hacking, you will need to install the full development system which is called msysGit .

I've been trying very hard to get gitolite working. I used the package approach and am able to do a first "git push" with a first user to the server. After that, if if I add a key and try to push something again, I get an error saying "W access for gitolite-admin DENIED to mike"- note that it's supposed to be using the gitolite user- not my username. I guess this is because I'm adding private keys for both users in my .bash_profile. (I'm using msysgit)... Any ideas? Thanks a lot! VonC I guess this is because I'm adding private keys for both users True, you should use a dedicated public/private