version-control

问题 First, I create new branch. Then, I add a new code line in my class. Intellij shows on the left with a different color that I added a new line. Then, I commit my code. After this, IntelliJ no longer shows that I added new line on the left. I don't want that. How can I configure IntelliJ so it would show all the changes that have been done, compared to, for example, another branch or commit from before? 回答1: Unfortunately having diff markers in the editor with respect to some earlier commit is

问题 First, I create new branch. Then, I add a new code line in my class. Intellij shows on the left with a different color that I added a new line. Then, I commit my code. After this, IntelliJ no longer shows that I added new line on the left. I don't want that. How can I configure IntelliJ so it would show all the changes that have been done, compared to, for example, another branch or commit from before? 回答1: Unfortunately having diff markers in the editor with respect to some earlier commit is

问题 We have a script that actually does git fetch; git checkout origin/<branch> to deploy a certain feature. The reason why we do this is that we wan't to avoid local branches (it's a test server), so the script just fetch the latest changes and checkout into it, then reloads the server. We also generate a log describing every deploy made, to bt sent by email to someone and archive. It's interesting that we send also the branch deployed, but the problem is when we do checkout origin/<branch> , we

问题 We have a script that actually does git fetch; git checkout origin/<branch> to deploy a certain feature. The reason why we do this is that we wan't to avoid local branches (it's a test server), so the script just fetch the latest changes and checkout into it, then reloads the server. We also generate a log describing every deploy made, to bt sent by email to someone and archive. It's interesting that we send also the branch deployed, but the problem is when we do checkout origin/<branch> , we

问题 I've just installed Git using http://windows.github.com/ It seems to be installed correctly but I'm unable to create new users and access control setup to access repository. I have tried to look into the docs, but doesn't contains anything like that. I'm not sure whether Github for windows have these or not. What do you suggest to use to solve this kind of situation.. I need to setup Git with user management & at least very basic access control on repository), is it possible with Git or not?

问题 How can I add non windows users to my team foundation server 2012 express edition? We work with an outsourcing company and we would like a set up where TFS express edition is accessed by both teams here and outside. Since the outside developers are not our domain/windows users, I am struggling to add every one onto a project. Any help is appreciated. Thank you. 回答1: Not sure about 2012, but previous versions of TFS could be managed on a Workgroup. You would need to create local accounts for

问题 We have a project and are about to add a new piece of functionality to otherwise stable codebase without any major changes going on except defect fixing. The plan is not develop the new feature separately for a while (probably a month) doing intermediate builds and testing and as the feature is finished and the quality is acceptable merge the code of the new feature in the main branch. The question is what of the following two scenarios is better in terms of Clear Case: Creating a new project

问题 We have a web application which contains a bunch of content that the system operator can change (e.g. news and events). Occasionally we publish new versions of the software. The software is being tagged and stored in subversion. However, I'm a bit torn on how to best version control the content that may be changed independently. What are some mechanisms that people use to make sure that content is stored and versioned in a way that the site can be recreated or at the very least version

问题 I'm trying to use a simple mysql database but tweak it so that every field is backed up up to an indefinite number of versions. The best way I can illustrate this is by replacing each and every field of every table with a stack of all the values this field has ever had (each of these values should be timestamped). I guess it's kind of like having customized version control for all my data.. Any ideas on how to do this? 回答1: The usual method for "tracking any changes" to a table is to add

问题 I have been working in Android Studio for more than 2 years. I used to create a repository in GitHub and commit files manually using the built in VCS in Android Studio. But I need to know if the commit and push process can be automatically done every 5 or 10 minutes after establishing the initial commit. I have researched and was clueless on this issue. If there is any way or a plugin to do this, it would be great. 回答1: There is not such feature for git and android studio (or plugin)