version-control

问题 A while ago I developed an iOS application using Xcode that and created a bunch of classes that work together to communicate with a RESTful API. Now I'm creating a second app, totally separate but communicates with the same API. I want to reuse these classes, what is the best way to approach this? Should I be do the via some Version control system? Or should I use an Xcode workspace? Thanks in advance for any help. 回答1: In similar situation I done it using XCode Workspace and Static Library.

问题 First, to be clear, I didn't find the right answer to my issue!! Description I've pushed (very accidentally) a branch into master and some files were lost :-S (they weren't in the pushed branch). I'd like to retrieve them by rolling back to a nth-previous commit. In How to revert Git repository to a previous commit? it is said to use revert , which I agree. But when I do git revert <nth-previous_right_commit> the missing files are still missing and, if according to revert definition it undoes

问题 Adding files to .hgignore will prevent them from being tracked. But we have some files that we want to be in the repository - we just don't want users to ever commit changes. Is there a way to ignore changes to these files, so they won't get committed in an hg commit . 回答1: That cannot be done in Mercurial — a file is either tracked or untracked (and then optionally ignored). You should instead version a template file and then ignore the real file. So add config.template to version control

问题 tl;dr - How do I upload a new release to a TestPyPi project? Description: I followed these instructions in the Python Package User Guide to import a test package to TestPyPi. However, the package I uploaded has an error. I corrected the error and tried to overwrite the package, but encountered the following error: Code: python3 -m twine upload --repository-url https://test.pypi.org/legacy/ dist/* Error: HTTPError: 400 Client Error: File already exists. See https://test.pypi.org/help/#file

问题 Git noob here, it's my first try with git on bash, and I did git init in my home directory. I realised that was wrong and then used rm -rf $HOME/.git to undo it. Now when I try to commit changes in another directory called git-practice, it says branch master and won't commit any files I have added to the staging area. When I try git add, the following comes up in the terminal: On branch master Initial commit Untracked files: (use "git add ..." to include in what will be committed) README.txt

问题 I have a repo in sync with google Drive, but I had the .git directory ignored so it is now uploaded to Google Drive. Recently I formatted my Gentoo machine and after I had all Google Drive files synced again I realized the .git directory was not there. The problem is I do not remember if I had some unstagged/uncommited changes in local not pushed to github. I have been searching but I only found answers for the opposite question (Cloning without the .git directory) How do I clone a

问题 I have a repo in sync with google Drive, but I had the .git directory ignored so it is now uploaded to Google Drive. Recently I formatted my Gentoo machine and after I had all Google Drive files synced again I realized the .git directory was not there. The problem is I do not remember if I had some unstagged/uncommited changes in local not pushed to github. I have been searching but I only found answers for the opposite question (Cloning without the .git directory) How do I clone a

问题 I have a repo in sync with google Drive, but I had the .git directory ignored so it is now uploaded to Google Drive. Recently I formatted my Gentoo machine and after I had all Google Drive files synced again I realized the .git directory was not there. The problem is I do not remember if I had some unstagged/uncommited changes in local not pushed to github. I have been searching but I only found answers for the opposite question (Cloning without the .git directory) How do I clone a

问题 I have a repo in sync with google Drive, but I had the .git directory ignored so it is now uploaded to Google Drive. Recently I formatted my Gentoo machine and after I had all Google Drive files synced again I realized the .git directory was not there. The problem is I do not remember if I had some unstagged/uncommited changes in local not pushed to github. I have been searching but I only found answers for the opposite question (Cloning without the .git directory) How do I clone a

问题 We have two Git repositories. Repo 1. Commits: A, B, C. This repository was created from SVN history. Repo 2. Commits: D, E, F. This repository was created without SVN history, just by using the working copy (as of commit C) which became the commit D. In another words, the file trees of the commits C und D are the same. Now, we want to merge both repositories so we have the full history in one repository. Is there a way to "copy/rebase/something else" all the commits E..F onto C? 回答1: The