timemachine

问题 Due to some error in code, we lost a complete GIT-controlled directory. Restoring the files was not a problem; TimeMachine took care of that. However, TimeMachine apparently did not back up the .git folder. Is there a better way to restore/recreate the .git folder than to fetch the directory from the master server or another machine? Thanks in advance for any useful hint. 回答1: You can check out a bare .git repo and then inflate it into a full repo by adding your source code. This will still

问题 I know the title is a bit ambitious, but I am wondering if there is a way, after displaying a previous state in the call stack window (Visual Studio 2010) when debugging a C# program, to restart (like when hitting "Continue"/F5) from there. This would be particularly useful to debug a lambda expression that generates an exception, as there is no way to move outside. For a real OO code time machine, the historical state of all objects would need to be stored in memory, so I doubt it is