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问题 Sorry if this is a very nooby/stupid question, but I was wondering if there was any difference, besides implementation, between defining a query in the repository: public interface EmployeeRepository<Employee, Integer> { @Query("select e from Employee e where e.name like :name") public List<Employee> findByName(@Param("name") String name); } and defining a query in the entity: @Entity @NamedQuery(name="Employee.findByName", query="select e from Employee e where e.name like :name") public

问题 I am working with the Android source code. Every time I do a repo sync I get to download loads of device-specific repositories I don't want because I will only target one device, let's say, HTC Ace. Is there a way to avoid such overhead? 回答1: As someone else already has suggested, the local manifest can be used to patch the original manifest. However, manifests can also put projects into groups and you can use the -g option to repo init to choose which groups of projects you want to download.

问题 I want to make a bare git-repo in my home directory accessible to my co-workers working on the same file system, allowing them to git push into it. However, I don't want them to be able to accidentally modify the repo with anything but git , so I can't just chmod g+w it. Is this possible without being root? The only thing I could think of was setting the SUID bit to git so git could access the repo as me, but I don't know if that is really such a good idea... 回答1: You can use something like

问题 We need convention about libraries and frameworks we use in our team. It will be best if we just type somewhere something like "allowed to use org.jvnet.jax-ws-commons:jaxws-maven-plugin:2.3" and then this dependency and all transitive dependencies is allowed automatically. Which repository and which capability supports it? I try procurement capability of nexus, but it works with already loaded artifacts and not allows/disallows transitive dependencies(IMHO nexus procurement implementation is

问题 So, I'm pretty new to the whole GitHub thing. Consequently my repo looks like a messy pile of shit. Anyway, I wanted to put in a little effort to clear it up, so I pulled it down, updated the folder system to how I wanted it, and pushed it back up. Anyway, the new folders are showing there with the sub-folders inside. However, the sub-folders are still showing in my repository. I would rather they were in these folders so I can keep it a bit better organised. Is there anyway to do this and

问题 The team I worked with decided to move away from svn towards git, which is a good thing I believe. I'm in charge of the migration and to re-structure the current svn layout. What we currently have in svn looks like this : /externals (external libs copyed there like cunit, etc.) /include (public headers only) /libA /libB /libC /source (source and private headers) /libA /libB /libC /tests (tests projects) /libA /libB /libC When doing some research about git, I found out that a modular approach

问题 I try to use the dependency on plateform-bom <dependency> <groupId>io.spring.plateform</groupId> <artifactId>plateform-bom</artifactId> <version>1.0.1-RELEASE</version> <type>pom</type> scope>import</scope> </dependency> so I add the repository of Spring <repository> <id>spring-repo</id> <name>Spring Maven Repository</name> <url>https://repo.spring.io/release/</url> </repository> but the repository has a no valid certificate so maven refuse to use it. Is there a http instead of https

问题 I have a github fork, which I have cloned onto my computer. On the original project, I have opened many PRs, and each of them correspond to their own branch (I don't use master ). From time to time, I occasionally run the following command: git fetch upstream && git merge upstream/master --no-edit ( upstream is the original repository). The command above works for updating the current branch that I am on. Is there a way to do the same for all my branches at once ? Currently, to achieve the

问题 A quick question. A am new to pom repositories. I added this <repository> <id>tapx</id> <name>howard lewisship snapshot repository</name> <url>http://howardlewisship.com/snapshot-repository/</url> </repository> to pom file to get these files for tapestry project. sha1 left and filename ont the right 7155233ba0dfbd99e19358f57e262ad484a440c6 tapx-core-1.1-20110620.210912-27.jar 822c300e6b6d93c53216d8d4fbb9b13217a7fb84 tapx-core-1.2-20110705.222421-4.jar c11b3134128c3267f55dc4f8bfaab2f1f68ba711

问题 I just set up a Beanstalk account and created a repository using git. My repository is being used to hold different websites I am working on, and it will act as the staging server. Repository - website1 - website2 - website3 Inside of those folders are the websites active files. So when I commit any changes, I set it up to automatically deploy to the staging server FTP. So I have: developmentdomain.com/website1/ developmentdomain.com/website2/ developmentdomain.com/website3/ And then once it