version-control

问题 I'm just starting to look into Git hooks, but I can't seem to get them to run. I set up a local repository, so there is now a '.git' directory in my project folder. I have added a '.cmd' file into the C:/path/to/my/project/.git/hooks directory named 'pre-commit.cmd'. Here is the contents of this file: echo "HOOK RUNNING" echo. 2>C:/path/to/my/project/.git/hooks/EmptyFile.txt This should echo the text "HOOK RUNNING" and create an empty text file in that directory. However, if I commit changes

问题 Which one of these lines is correct? git checkout 'another_branch' Or git checkout origin 'another_branch' Or git checkout origin/'another_branch' And what is the difference between these lines? 回答1: If another_branch already exists locally and you are not on this branch, then git checkout another_branch switches to the branch. If another_branch does not exist but origin/another_branch does, then git checkout another_branch is equivalent to git checkout -b another_branch origin/another_branch

问题 Intellij has a feature that's very cool in theory, called Smart Checkout. This feature kicks in when you're changing branches and you have files in the current branch that you've modified but haven't committed. Instead of forcing you to commit, stash or shelve your changes, it stashes them for you, switches branches, then runs stash pop in the new branch. I guess this is what you'd want sometimes, but I ran this when switching to the wrong branch. So, now my master branch is all full of

问题 I've always programmed alone, I'm still a student so I never programmed with anyone else, I haven't even used a version control system before. I'm working on a project now that requires knowledge of how programmers work together on a piece of software in a company. How is the software compiled? Is it from the version control system? Is it by individual programmers? Is it periodic? Is it when someone decides to build or something? Are there any tests that are done to make sure it "works"?

问题 I want to do a case sensitive search for a particular piece of code in a GitHub repository. Is it possible? I checked https://help.github.com/articles/searching-code/ and didn't find such a syntax rule. 回答1: Use grep or git grep in your local clone. The GitHub search has a lot of limitations. I think the worst of these is that it only shows the first two matches from any file, so I just avoid it whenever possible. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31885572/github-how-to-do-case

问题 Following error message is displayed when I try to clone a specific repository. This happened only when cloning that repository. remote: Enumerating objects: 991, done. remote: Counting objects: 100% (991/991), done. remote: Compressing objects: 100% (422/422), done. error: index-pack died of signal 25, 60.96 MiB | 5.56 MiB/s fatal: index-pack failed Environment: CentOS Linux 7 x86_64, with around 1.9G memory available. What I have already tried, Cloning the same repo on a different machine;

问题 Following error message is displayed when I try to clone a specific repository. This happened only when cloning that repository. remote: Enumerating objects: 991, done. remote: Counting objects: 100% (991/991), done. remote: Compressing objects: 100% (422/422), done. error: index-pack died of signal 25, 60.96 MiB | 5.56 MiB/s fatal: index-pack failed Environment: CentOS Linux 7 x86_64, with around 1.9G memory available. What I have already tried, Cloning the same repo on a different machine;

问题 If I work in a standard master-feature workflow, what'd be the difference between squashing a feature branch into master and cherry-picking it into master? Example branches: m1 -- m2 master \-- f1 -- f2 feature I think both have the same output ie m1 -- m2 -- -- -- m3 master \-- f1 -- f2 feature 回答1: There are two important differences between merge --squash and cherry-pick : 1. Cherry-picking only moves one commit That is, if you have a the situation you described above and you (on master )

问题 Background: I've recently started using GitHub for university assignments, but before that I've been using a private GitHub account. However, for these specific tasks we were asked to change the local(?) git parameters in terminal (git config --global user.name/user.email) to our college ID and e-mail address. After committing and pushing the code for the first time, the commits tab in GitHub showed my college ID as the user who committed and when I tried hovering over it/clicking it, nothing

问题 After reading a lot of SO questions about Keeping page changes history or How to version control a record in a database (for example), I can't find a real elegant solution to do the work. Now, let's try to explain as clear as possible what we need , for this simple revision system, that allows registered users to post some articles, and other users to submit a revision of those articles, and then some moderators users to check those revisions. MySQL database The database contains an articles