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一、使用场景： 1.修改bug，原来分支不管用 2,分支太多不易管理 二、方法 git branch -d branch1 无法删除：原因在与该分支为目前工作的分支，所以要切换分支 git checkout master 切换到主分支再次删除 本次删除，远程未删除 git branch -D branch1 强制删除，不常用 远程删除 git branch -r -d origin/branch1 三、GitHub 刷新github,发现分支仍然存在 git push origin 空格:branch1 操作推送 再次刷新官网 发现branch1已经被删除 来源： https://www.cnblogs.com/huanlfu/p/11377945.html

Is it possible to commit a file in a git branch with out checking out that branch? If so how? Essentially I want to be able to save a file in my github pages branch without switching branches all the time. Any thoughts? Update: It's not possible to do what I want (see comments below for use case). What I ended up doing is programmatically cloning my current directory to a tmp directory, then checking out my branch in that tmp directory (doesn't affect my working directory) and committing my files to the tmp directory clone. When I'm done, I push back to my working directory and delete the tmp

新建分支 1 // 新建本地分支并切换到新分支 2 git checkout -b dbg_lichen_star 3 // 推送新分支到远程 4 git push origin dbg_lichen_star:dbg_lichen_star 5 // 删除远程分支 6 // 方法一 7 git push origin :dbg_lichen_star 8 // 方法二 9 git push origin --delete dbg_lichen_star 修改分支 1 git branch -m old_branch new_branch # Rename branch locally 2 git push origin :old_branch # Delete the old branch 3 git push --set-upstream origin new_branch # Push the new branch, set local branch to track the new remote 来源： https://www.cnblogs.com/1032473245jing/p/11376238.html

I know the thread which says that rebase is for small changes of teamMates, while merge for large changes. I keep three Gits of three teammates in the following directory structure where we all have the same initial code: project | - I | - myTeamMate1 | - myTeamMate2 The branches are not in the same Git. This means that I cannot use rebase and merge. I have used vimdiff to sync changes between teamMates. However, this is time-consuming. I have unsuccessfully tried to make the following directory structure where all branches are under one Git: project | - I - myTeamMate1 - myTeamMate2 However,

I'm using tortoise svn in Windows. How can I branch in SVN and have it branch my svn:external folders as well? Peter Parker You should use svn:externals as external references from different repositories. So svn:externals should refer to components, modules, 3rd party tools, etc. You should not use svn:externals to emulate a "symbolic link"-behaviour by using externals to point into the same repository. You can solve such issues most of the time by modifying your build-structure, or use checkout-scripts and sparse checkout feature. svn:externals have a lot of problems most of them are

I've used git-blame to find a particular commit. Now I want to find the branch that it originally came from. (From there, I'll use the branch name to find the particular ticket) Let's define "original branch" as "the branch to which the commit was made before the branch was merged into any other branch". Like the others said, if the branch you are looking for isn't local to the repository on which you are blaming this commit (e.g. a branch only in the personal repo of a distant developer), you are screwed. But assuming that sought-after branch is something you can see, and that of course you