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问题 I'm using Branch lib an Android to generate links that I send afterwards via sms. If user has no app installed on the phone, your link correctly transfers to Play Store ( the link in the dashboard ). After installing and running the application it receives all data from the link as expected. However, if I have the app already installed on the phone, pressing the link does not open the app but redirects me again to Play Store. If I press the "Open" button there, the app receives the

问题 Supposing I have following scenario: I cloned some open-source project, say from URL X. Now I have local clone of it. I made some changes to local clone to try things out and commited them locally. Now what I want is following: I want to get update from the open-source project X. Just get all its latest code, without my changes at all. But I want my changes to live somewhere in tag in history so I can get them later. And I don't want to separate clone for this, want it all in my one repo. For

问题 The history of my repository looks like: A -- B -- C (branch "foo") \ -- D (branch "bar") The two branches are both "shipping" branches, and are essentially different frontends to a common backend. All the code used to be in one branch, with the foo or bar features turned on or off by a compiler switch, but I branched to make it easier to work with each individually. The problem is that the common "backend" files, by themselves, probably should be a separate branch - and I often want to just

问题 The history of my repository looks like: A -- B -- C (branch "foo") \ -- D (branch "bar") The two branches are both "shipping" branches, and are essentially different frontends to a common backend. All the code used to be in one branch, with the foo or bar features turned on or off by a compiler switch, but I branched to make it easier to work with each individually. The problem is that the common "backend" files, by themselves, probably should be a separate branch - and I often want to just

问题 I'm interested in tinkering directly with the contents of the BTB (branch target buffer) and GHB on the Cortex A8. The ARM manual says stuff like: To write one entry in the instruction side GHB array, for example: LDR R0, =0x3333AAAA; MCR p15, 0, R0, c15, c1, 0; Move R0 to I-L1 Data 0 Register LDR R1, =0x0000020C; MCR p15, 0, R1, c15, c5, 2; Write I-L1 Data 0 Register to GHB To read one entry in the instruction side GHB array, for example: LDR R1, =0x0000020C; MCR p15, 0, R1, c15, c7, 2; Read

问题 I want to convert an existing SVN repository with a nonstandard layout that looks like this: / (root) /trunk regular trunk stuff that I would like to make the "master" branch /folder1 files that I would like to make a separate branch "folder1" /folder2 files that I would like to make a separate branch "folder2" /folder3 files that I would like to make a separate branch "folder3" ... to a git repository, preserving history. The catch is that folder1 , folder2 , and folder3 are not branched off

问题 You submit a pull request to merge Branch A into master. While this is pending (1 hour or so) and you want to use the pending features of branch A while you are waiting, you make Branch B Should Branch B be a branch off of Branch A or should Branch B be a branch off of master and then merge Branch A 回答1: Short answer : using another pullrequest can be dangerous. You still can develop your B feature then, there are 2 ways to do it: develop it in A branch and update your original pull-request,

问题 I have a project in my workspace (without trunk and branches) and need to create a copy of the current release for providing bug fixes for this release while working on a new feature, as described here: http://nedbatchelder.com/text/quicksvnbranch.html. What is the recommended way of doing this without affecting repository's main structure and the checked out projects on the machines of other developers? 回答1: If you did not establish some structure when you created your repository you cannot

问题 sometimes, git will spontaneously (during some, but not all, "pull" or "clone" operations) copy all of the remote branches of a repository into my local repository (and even set them all up to track the corresponding remote branches correctly). What causes this? Is there a way I can do this on purpose? 回答1: If you just do a normal branch from a remote branch, it'll track by default: git checkout -b somebranch origin/somebranch means roughly the same thing as git checkout -t origin/somebranch

问题 When simply doing git push to a remote repository, its master branch gets updated. This is undesirable in the case of non-bare repositories, and the warning message displayed by recent Git versions makes that clear. I'd like to be able to push to a remote repository, and have one of its remote tracking branches be updated. Later, when I log in to the remote machine and run commands, I can choose to merge that remote tracking branch into master . How can I do that? Or is there a better way to