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问题 I must be missing something very simple here. I never had a problem merging branches into master on earlier versions of Xcode, but I don't have the option on any projects while using Xcode 11. How should I merge into master? Thanks. 回答1: This is a frustrating Xcode 11 issue. As a workaround you can checkout master first and then merge the required branch into it. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58606559/merging-branch-into-master-in-xcode-11

问题 This question already exists : How to merge 2 feature branches towards a release Closed 3 years ago . We are working towards a release: 2 remote feature branches: F2 and F3 How do we deal with F3 to create the release? Proposal 1 : Simply merge F3 into development. Proposal 2 : First merge development into F3 (including the F2 changes), then merge into development. What are the practical differences between these two methods? Is there an objective reason to prefer one over the other? Blue =

问题 I am trying to set git branch upstream but getting below warning. Command git checkout master git branch --set-upstream-to master warning: Not setting branch master as its own upstream. How can I solve it? Does that mean it already being tracing correct remote branch master ? 回答1: That should be: git branch --set-upstream-to origin/master But if origin/master is there, the checkout should have tracked it already. If <branch> is not found but there does exist a tracking branch in exactly one

问题 Our clearcase installation has multiple branches covering many years of development. I'm trying to search for a specific file (or part file name) and it could be on a branch that has never been merged back to the integration or MAIN branch. Branch structure can be main/branch1 and also main/integration/branch2 Any thing i've seen on cleartool find needs a view but i've not be able to get a catch all config spec. Any suggestions. Thanks 回答1: The cleartool find command does not depend always on

问题 Our clearcase installation has multiple branches covering many years of development. I'm trying to search for a specific file (or part file name) and it could be on a branch that has never been merged back to the integration or MAIN branch. Branch structure can be main/branch1 and also main/integration/branch2 Any thing i've seen on cleartool find needs a view but i've not be able to get a catch all config spec. Any suggestions. Thanks 回答1: The cleartool find command does not depend always on

问题 I'm working on a "modular Java application", it has around 60 independent modules, all obviously "buildable" on their own. I'm trying to understand what can be the best approach to structure this type of application under GIT. I'll explain better myself: I've been working several years with SVN and it would be really easy for me to structure a project like this under a centralized version control tool such as SVN, while I'm not sure about the GIT best practices and pros/cons. With SVN: I

问题 I'm working on a "modular Java application", it has around 60 independent modules, all obviously "buildable" on their own. I'm trying to understand what can be the best approach to structure this type of application under GIT. I'll explain better myself: I've been working several years with SVN and it would be really easy for me to structure a project like this under a centralized version control tool such as SVN, while I'm not sure about the GIT best practices and pros/cons. With SVN: I

问题 I'm working on a "modular Java application", it has around 60 independent modules, all obviously "buildable" on their own. I'm trying to understand what can be the best approach to structure this type of application under GIT. I'll explain better myself: I've been working several years with SVN and it would be really easy for me to structure a project like this under a centralized version control tool such as SVN, while I'm not sure about the GIT best practices and pros/cons. With SVN: I

问题 I'am used to use git log --oneline --graph --decorate --all as alias git ll to see the graph of commits in terminal But a problem confuse me when every single time I merge my develop to master . The output of the command above may be like this: * 0d1bf7b (HEAD -> master) Fix typo * f843224 Merge 'develop' to 'master' |\ * | d673b76 (origin/master) Remove console.log for license information * | 5080afc Remove all http url in production * | f28e74b Merge branch 'develop' |\ \ * \ \ 75c5b90

问题 I'am used to use git log --oneline --graph --decorate --all as alias git ll to see the graph of commits in terminal But a problem confuse me when every single time I merge my develop to master . The output of the command above may be like this: * 0d1bf7b (HEAD -> master) Fix typo * f843224 Merge 'develop' to 'master' |\ * | d673b76 (origin/master) Remove console.log for license information * | 5080afc Remove all http url in production * | f28e74b Merge branch 'develop' |\ \ * \ \ 75c5b90