version-control

问题 I'm getting a fossil.exe: [<repo path>]: unable to open database file when I'm trying to export a fossil repo to git on Windows. Here's the steps I made: git init new-repo cd new-repo fossil.exe export --git "fossil_repo_path" | git fast-import 回答1: I didn't figure out what was causing the problem, but I found a workaround: git init git-repo cd fossil-repo fossil export --git > git.txt Move git.txt to git-repo type/cat git.txt | git fast-import git checkout trunk Voilà 来源： https:/

问题 I'm now staying at branch-A. I want to merge branch-A into branch-B and switch to branch-B, how can I make this in one command ? Now I have to checkout branch-B ,and merge branch-A into itself. B/c I kept the IDE opened while merging.when I checkout another branch, the ide(xcode) can catch up the files' changing, and crashes usually. The merge I made usually goes with fast-forward.So I'm wondering if there is a way to make fast-forward merge without files' changing,just set the HEAD and

问题 I'm seeing something I don't expect in my Mercurial repo. A change that has been made in a branch is showing up in default. There is no changeset in the log, merge or otherwise, accounting for the change moving into default from the branch. I checked the basics: I'm in default, did an 'hg pull', 'hg update -C', 'hg purge', and an 'hg st' which came back clean. If I look at the file locally the change I am expecting is not there. If I do an 'hg diff -r ' then it tells me that my local file is

问题 This question stems from Is keeping original timestamp useful in bazaar commit/pull/etc.? and in particular from this answer. Ideally, when using Version control (VC), with software like bazaar (Version control system, VCS), one would be able to: Keep the true modification time of files contents across the various copies, since this is an important piece of information about a file . This is true regardless of the specific contents of the files under VC. Make sure that build targets depending

问题 This question stems from Is keeping original timestamp useful in bazaar commit/pull/etc.? and in particular from this answer. Ideally, when using Version control (VC), with software like bazaar (Version control system, VCS), one would be able to: Keep the true modification time of files contents across the various copies, since this is an important piece of information about a file . This is true regardless of the specific contents of the files under VC. Make sure that build targets depending

问题 This question stems from Is keeping original timestamp useful in bazaar commit/pull/etc.? and in particular from this answer. Ideally, when using Version control (VC), with software like bazaar (Version control system, VCS), one would be able to: Keep the true modification time of files contents across the various copies, since this is an important piece of information about a file . This is true regardless of the specific contents of the files under VC. Make sure that build targets depending

问题 I'm using tortoisesvn to create the repositories and wondered if there was a way it could automatically create a skeleton directory structure within the repository? I need this as I'm going to allow other people in the team to set-up new repositories and I need to make it as simple as possible and minimise mistakes. I would like the tags, branches and trunk directories to be created automatically. 回答1: You can write a script (in the language of your choice) that creates the repository and

问题 I have modified a stored procedure today but after that I realized that it is wrong. So I want revert it back. Is there any way to get the previously modified stored procedure or else last date's stored procedure.I don't have any back up also. Thank you. 回答1: Not directly within SQL Server. Unless you have kept a script in source control or elsewhere your only option is to restore an older backup to another environment and script out the old version from that. 回答2: No, unless the SSMS query

问题 I'm struggling with a git project in a Dropbox folder. I work across multiple PC's. To get around this I always work out of a Dropbox folder, this means wherever I go on whatever PC I can pick up where I left off. This seems to cause problems for Git. Here's what i'm doing: Add some files git add . git commit -m "Files added" git status: No changes to commit Let Dropbox sync up Switch to another PC Let Dropbox sync down git status: Lists all files added on other PC as 'modified' even though

问题 I'm struggling with a git project in a Dropbox folder. I work across multiple PC's. To get around this I always work out of a Dropbox folder, this means wherever I go on whatever PC I can pick up where I left off. This seems to cause problems for Git. Here's what i'm doing: Add some files git add . git commit -m "Files added" git status: No changes to commit Let Dropbox sync up Switch to another PC Let Dropbox sync down git status: Lists all files added on other PC as 'modified' even though