version-control

问题 It seems that the most popular versioning systems like Git and others allow for repository history modification - which in turn means that the date of commit/revision can be very easily forged. If one would ever want to retrospectively check the development process of a project hosted on GitHub, none of the information will be guaranteed to be true. Accuracy of dates (and authorship as well) can be crucial for copyrighting and retrospective validation from a third-party, so I've been

问题 I have used git reset before for single files but I frequently find myself having to unstage multiple files before a commit. Is there a command that unstages all staged files? I couldn't find it on the documentation (http://git-scm.com/docs/git-reset). 回答1: git status normally shows you the options, e.g. On branch master Changes to be committed: (use "git reset HEAD <file>..." to unstage) modified: someFile.txt modified: someDir/someOtherFile.txt So if you want to unstage all files just do

问题 I have used git reset before for single files but I frequently find myself having to unstage multiple files before a commit. Is there a command that unstages all staged files? I couldn't find it on the documentation (http://git-scm.com/docs/git-reset). 回答1: git status normally shows you the options, e.g. On branch master Changes to be committed: (use "git reset HEAD <file>..." to unstage) modified: someFile.txt modified: someDir/someOtherFile.txt So if you want to unstage all files just do

问题 Closed . This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 10 months ago . Improve this question I am interesting in this process: First I'd like to make any in my development branch , than it should be pushed to Test (master) branch and, therefore, to production . For me the process: init commit then, make prod branch from master init commit then

问题 I have a project, DemoA that was built off of a git repository, Project1. Unfortunately, DemoA started as simply a copy of the files from Project1, before itself turning into an actual long-term project. I would now like to make Project1 a submodule of DemoA, but - more importantly - want to merge in the changes done on the code derived from Project1, in DemoA. I have done a subtree split on DemoA to create a branch P1, which has all the changes done to the Project1 codebase in DemoA. I have

问题 I have a project, DemoA that was built off of a git repository, Project1. Unfortunately, DemoA started as simply a copy of the files from Project1, before itself turning into an actual long-term project. I would now like to make Project1 a submodule of DemoA, but - more importantly - want to merge in the changes done on the code derived from Project1, in DemoA. I have done a subtree split on DemoA to create a branch P1, which has all the changes done to the Project1 codebase in DemoA. I have

问题 I am using the latest version of Intellij IDEA 2019.3 on Ubuntu 18.04 and whenever I create a new project I have to add a local git config because Intellij cannot find the global config. From the IDEA terminal git can read my global git settings but IDEA VCS can't. 回答1: IntelliJ does not have builtin git and thus is not looking for configs itself - it just issues commands to the command-line git client, and git itself reads the configs as needed and applies them. The only reason for git to

问题 I have a problem, please be kind enough to advise! I have an existing git repo, and for various reasons(that I wont go into here), I am trying to create a ROOT commit Say this is my git commit history: (ROOT) C1 <-C2 <-C3 <-C4 <-C5 <--branchname (HEAD) I want to add an initial commit (CX, which is not empty) BEFORE C1. So it should end up like this: (NEW ROOT) CX-C1 <-C2 <-C3 <-C4 <-C5 <--branchname (HEAD) I found a similar question here: Insert a commit before the root commit in Git? But it

问题 Error encountered while pushing branch to the remote repository: Git failed with a fatal error. I tried using github desktop, command line, git bash and via azure devops too, nothing seems to be working. I have an individual account and I am the owner, so I don't think I shouldn't have access. I can't push or fetch. Attaching screenshots below - 回答1: I just tried to clone your repo and it works fine. Did you try to check this help from GitHub https://help.github.com/en/articles/https-cloning

问题 I'm using GNU RCS version 5.7 for Windows from the official Purdue RCS homepage. If I use the rcsmerge(1) command to merge changes from different branches, I get an error: diff3.exe: subsidiary program failed every time. Does anyone know why this should happen (and I have seen this problem discussed at least 10 years ago) and what the fix is? Does the GNU current RCS release 5.8.1 fix it? If so, can anyone point me to Windows binaries for this release? UPDATE 2012-10-22: I have switched the