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We have our master branch that we merge our features into. I need to be able to increment our version on commit/merge to the master automatically as a part of the merge. Is there a way i can do this so that the upped version is committed as a part of this commit without having to have an automatic 're checkout, change, commit' that will effectively double all our commits? You can use git hooks for that. The pre-commit hook specifically. You can create one from the sample in .git/hooks/pre-commit.sample by removing the .sample suffix and editing it. The content of pre-commit will be executed

I have a git repo which has one submodule. Both belong to a team on BitBucket. My jenkins machine is a AWS windows server with the git plugin. I am using SSH keys for authentication. I have three jenkins jobs. One clones the main repo. This is successful. One clones the second repo on its own (the repo which will be used as a submodule). This is also successful. In my third build job I tell jenkins to recursively update the submodules. This fails and says public-key error. How can this be the case if I can clone the repo on its own? Console output below: Started by user anonymous Building on

I have git repository with two remotes (github and bitbucket). Inside I have submodule, that points accordingly to another github/bitbucket repo. But in the definition of submodule is url, that is hardcoded. Can I have two of them? Or one per remote? So that my main repo on github points to submodule on github. And my main repo on Bitbucket points to submodule on bitbucket? [submodule "programs/mgr-nancy-demo"] path = programs/mgr-nancy-demo url = git@github.com:wedkarz/mgr-nancy-demo.git It seems you can use relative URLs for submodules . From git help submodules : COMMANDS add [...]

How to delete a remote commit from bitbucket mercurial repository? Findings: I could not found "Repository management" in the "Admin" section. which is mentioned in this answer . Is this feature deprecated/dropped from bitbucket? If not where it is? Note that I am owner of the repository. Note for expert! only: Remember I have already pushed my commit to bitbucket. I know deleting commit is not good, I am not interested to a backout my history by adding an extra commit. Moreover I can ensure you that someone will strip the commit manually from every local clone of this repo. So you don't have

I am using Visual Studio 2012 with Git extension. I am using bit-bucket for storing project. Each and every time - whenever I want to either push or pull Git ask me for account password in windows 8. Thanks. You can use gitcredentials and tell it to remember your password for some time git config --global credential.helper "cache --timeout=time_in_seconds" for example if you want it to remember for the next day it would be 60 * 60 * 24 = 86400 seconds, so the command would look like git config --global credential.helper "cache --timeout=86400" Hope this helps. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

We have a repo in Bitbucket, which we use as a central repo: we update it via pull requests or directly by pushing changes, and we synchronize the last changes in remote servers by pulling from it. This has been working like a charm for about a year, but now we are not able to pull changes from this repo to update a remote server: $ git pull origin remote: Total 0 (delta 0), reused 0 (delta 0) error: unable to find a1354e341c6773997c31a109e615d1bf9acb0119 fatal: object a1354e341c6773997c31a109e615d1bf9acb0119 not found Nonetheless, this object/commit is available from Bitbucket and also in my