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How can you put uncommitted changes to a branch TEST when I am at the branch master ? Samuel Carrijo You can just checkout to the test branch and then commit. You don't lose your uncommited changes when moving to another branch. Supposing you are at the master branch: git checkout test git add . git add deletedFile1 git add deletedFile2 ... git commit -m "My Custom Message" I am not really sure about the deleted files, but I guess they aren't included when you use git add . Also you can create a new branch and switch to it by doing: git checkout -b new_branch git add . I use this all the time

I'd like to make a commit and close its branch, without removing it from history . With mercurial I'd commit --close-branch , then update to a previous one, and go on working. With git... I'm confused. CharlesB There's no exact equivalent to closing a branch in Git, because Git branches are more lightweight than in Mercurial. Their Mercurial equivalent is more bookmarks than branches. If I understand correctly, closing a branch in Mercurial roughly makes it disappear from the branch list, so you can achieve the same thing by archiving it. A usual practice is to tag its tip as archive, and

I'm working in a branch (i.e. design ) and I've made a number of changes, but I need to discard them all and reset it to match the repository version. I thought git checkout design would do it, but it just tells me I'm already in branch design and that I have 3 modified files. How would I discard those changes and get the branch as it stands now on the remote server? Note: You CANNOT UNDO this. Try git checkout -f this will discard any local changes which are not committed in ALL branches and master. gor git reset --hard can help you if you want to throw away everything since your last commit

Using git, how could I search within all files in all local branches for a given string ? Github specific : is it possible to perform the above search across all github branches ? (There are several remote branches on my remote github repo that ideally I wouldn't have to bring down for this search..) manojlds You can do this on a Git repo: git grep "string/regexp" $(git rev-list --all) Github advanced search has code search capability: The Code search will look through all of the code publicly hosted on GitHub. You can also filter by: the language: language: the repository name (including the

Using TortoiseSVN, I need to take changes I've done in a branch and then merge them with trunk. I am the only developer on this project, so I know trunk hasn't changed. I am learning SVN so that eventually my team can use it. Basically, I want my trunk to look exactly like the branch. In pre-svn world, I would just copy the files in my branch folder, delete the files in the trunk folder, and then copy branch into trunk. In TortoiseSVN, I've tried Reintegrate a branch , Merge a range of revisions , and Merge two different trees . Nothing seems to actually change trunk. I've also tried branching

描述 截图 将项目克隆到本地 --xxx是git的地址git clone xxxx 或者初始化git --新建一个readme.md文件echo "# git_command_Demo" >> README.md--初始化git git init--将文件加入git git add README.md--提交 git commit -m "first commit"--本地git连上远程的git git remote add origin https://github.com/xxx.git--推送 git push -u origin master 查看分支 --查看本地分支git branch--查看远程分支(-r即 -remotes)git branch -r --查看所有分支git branch -a 新建分支 --在本地新建一个分支，并切换到该分支上去git checkout -b newBranch1--将本地分支推送到远程服务器git push origin newBranch1 切换分支 --xxxx表示 是你的分支名称 git checkout xxxx 删除分支 先切到master分支，再删除当前本地分支 Git branch -d xxx(分支的名字) 在master分支，删除-远程分支 Git branch -r -d xxxx(远程分支的名字

git应用总结 开发中常用命令 git pull git checkout git add git commit git push git cherry-pick git rebase 特殊场景处理 冲突解决 开发中常用命令 git pull update remote branch code to local git checkout 检出新branch/还原文件。 git checkout -b branch name 从当前分支检出新分支 git checkout -b 本地分支名 远程分支名 从远程分支检出新分支 git checkout 文件 将文件还原至当前分支最后一次提交的状态 git add 将修改内容添加至暂存区 git add . 将所有修改均添加至暂存区 git add 文件名 将制定文件添加至暂存区 git commit 提交修改，git commit -m ‘提交备注’ git push 将本地修改推至远程。 git push 远程名称 分支名:分支名 git cherry-pick branch中新增commit git rebase 合并branch，合并commit时使用 git rebase branch name 将branch合并至当前分支 git rebase -i HEAD~3 将当前分支近3次commit合并为一个commit

I have a master branch: Then I make employee branch from the master and change it a bit: And when I swipe between branches, the master branch also had been changed: I have no clue why it happens. Any suggestions how to return it back to norm? When you make a change in your editor, you only modify the code in your "working directory". When you switch branches, those changes in your "dirty" directory come along for the ride. Once you commit your changes on a given branch, switching branches will no longer bring those changes over. When you make a change in your editor, you only modify the code