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I am currently trying to setup Git for a project I have been working on for a while. I do remember quite a while ago setting up Git but never used it for various reasons. Now I want to use it i am getting a strange issue that I believe is related to an old install. To start a fresh I installed a fresh Ubuntu OS so that there would be no Git install present and I copied the project (Grails) over. I then navigated to the directory and run the following commands: git init git remote add origin https://USERNAME@bitbucket.org/USERNAME/APPNAME.git Then I ran: git add . This is where i get the error

I'm creating my first N-Tier MVC application and I've run into a road block with how to manage multiple DbContexts with my database first approach. I have the following layers Presentation Service (WCF) Business Data Access I don't want an entity framework reference in my service layer but I don't see how to create an Interface or something to manage two contexts. I have it working with a single context warpped in a IDatabaseFactory but I can't seem to find an approach to manage two. Below is my UnitOfWork that is created in my Service ctor but every way I look at it I'm still tied to the

So I want to be able to back up a git repository that may have several branches onto an external hard drive and then be at a later time be able to copy it back onto my local machine and work with it as usual? I have tried simply copying the working directory folder containing the .git directory and it worked. However, I was wondering if this was the best way or if it had pitfalls later. Copying the entire working copy using regular file system copy commands works fine. You can also zip/tar the backup. If you are worried about disk space, you can also look at " git bundle ", which could produce

Whenever I submit a pull request to a merge a feature branch into the master branch of my own github repository the default value is always the original repository that I forked (see attached screenshot). How do I change the default Base repository to mbigras/phase-0-tracks instead of Devbootcamp/phase-0-tracks? Thanks! You could try the following: Create the branch again locally with the same name and the same contents the branch you want to merge to, it has to push to that branch to recreate the remote branch; and then reopen the PR to the branch. For example, you have a PR to branch1, which

I've got a custom frame I need to inherit from in multiple projects. This frame includes some code and some components, and it resides somewhere on disk, in it's own project directory. I don't want to COPY it to the Object Repository folder, that doesn't seem right to me: I'd end up having two copies of the form, one in my Mercurial-backed repository, one in Delphi's Object Repository. Absolutely not a good idea. What I want is to have my frame in a Package and have the Package do all that's required to make the frame known to the IDE and allow the IDE to create new siblings of the given frame

I'd like to know how can I set two repositories for my one working copy. I need one repository in my server, so that I can check in/out between two pcs; I need another repository in my local pc, so that I can see the result of diff quickly (my svn server is on a slow shared host) How can I do that? Have a look at repository replication . You can set up a cron job to periodically synch from one repository to the other. But you have to make sure that commits only happen to one of the two. If commits will happen to both repositories, maybe a distributed versioning system such as git , Bazaar or