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问题 Well I've been working for a project. today I was experimenting with windows specific wchar and I needed to do change a lot of code since morning and I ended up with an ugly mess. That I can clear out latter but right now I need to do some mainstream works on last working commit. But I don't want to loose this work. So how can I keep this work in some branch for future and revert my workspace back to last commit ? 回答1: You can create a new branch and commit your changes to it: git checkout -b

问题 I was reading about the advantages of JIT over precompiled and one of those mentioned was that a JIT could adjust branch predictions based on actual runtime data. Now it's been a long time since I wrote a compiler in college, but it seems to me that something similar can be achieved for precompiled code also in most cases (where there are no explicit gotos). Consider the following code: test x jne L2: L1: ... jmp L3: L2: ... L3: If we have some runtime instrumentation that sees how many times

问题 Is there a tool that can show me what branches a specific branch has been merged into? For example, if "A" has been merged into "B" and "C" but not "D", how do I output "B" and "C"? I'd only need the branch names. 回答1: If you mean a graphic tool, gitk would seem to be a good starting point. Alternatively, you might prefer the CLI which is very useful for some needs, give it a try : git log --oneline --decorate --simplify-by-decoration --graph --all And to adress more specifically the question

问题 I have to test a bug fix and I need to create a criss-cross merge between two branches. There isn't much documentation and I am fairly new to Git. I'm not submitting code, just testing the functionality of our code review system. The single file I am using to make changes is a simple Read me text file. 回答1: When the history involves criss-cross merges, there can be more than one best common ancestor for two commits. For example, with this topology: ---1---o---A \ / X / \ ---2---o---o---B The

问题 Say you have the following code block: if (Light.On) { // do something... } else if (Light.Off) { // do something else... } else { // this state should never be reached } Now assume that the applications logic dictates that in this part of the code, the last state should never be reached, but it is not something that can be determined at compile time. And maybe there ARE other states (e.g. Light.Broken ) which could be set by other parts of the application, but which are not used here. What

问题 I have to separate Mercurial repositories. One is the main trunk for the project, while the other is a branch with a set of additional changes. There is one central location for the project repository, in which I'd like both the trunk and the branch to be available. What I'd like to do is merge the two repositories into a single one, but still allow the branch to be accessed via tags, or something similar. This would allow developers to check out the main code, but also be able to switch to

问题 These are the steps I did on my way to this question: How to remove duplicated commits from filter-branch command on git? My branch A which only has 300 commits is 900 commits behind master. However, the 900 commits that I removed on branch A are duplicates. How can I just make master have 300 commits like branch A? 回答1: See original question: How to remove duplicated commits from filter-branch command on git? This didn't seem to be working: git checkout master git reset --hard correct_branch

问题 I tried to merge with a remote branch and I am having problems. My git remote network looks like this: https://github.com/liuduan/CAT-APP-PROJECT/network >> git branch -r SS-Master/master origin/Department_Head origin/HEAD -> origin/master origin/HEAD_2 origin/President origin/master It did not show the branch for "master/ashimaSharma" . How do I have git to show the "master/ashimaSharma" branch? Then I tried: >>git fetch –-all Fetching origin Fetching SS-Master >>Fetching HEAD_2 remote: Not

问题 We are in the process of migrating all our repositories from Github to VSTS finally and getting our automated build and deployment process setup as well as a new working flow. While setting up our repositories we had to go through each one individually and configure the branch policies. It got me thinking is there not a way to create some sort of branch policy template that can be reused for your other repos or new repos? I couldn't find anything in the settings that indicated otherwise but I

问题 I need to know if there is a git command using which I can check if there are any uncommitted changes present in a branch for a given repository 回答1: If you are only interested in files which are part of the index, the following command shows concise info git status -suno 回答2: http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Developer_cheatsheet_for_git refer this link for git commands. show uncommited local changes: git diff [file] 回答3: You might as well use gitk - The Git repository