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This question already has answers here : How do I work with a git repository within another repository? (4 answers) I have a main git repository A and we are using sources out of another git repository B in a subdirectory of our main project. Now it would be good to have the B repository checked out within the A repository in this used subdirectory. If someone else then clones the repository of course he should get our main repository A and within that automatically the B repository. Let me visualize the directory structure: + main_repository - the root directory of the main Repository + src -

Going through one of (very few available) tutorials on Anaconda , I tried: $ conda create -n rootclone --clone root This failed: src_prefix: '/home/bir/conda' dst_prefix: '/home/bir/conda/envs/rootclone' Packages: 49 Files: 471 An unexpected error has occurred, please consider sending the following traceback to the conda GitHub issue tracker at: https://github.com/conda/conda/issues Include the output of the command 'conda info' in your report. Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/bir/conda/bin/conda", line 5, in <module> sys.exit(main()) File "/home/bir/conda/lib/python2.7/site

I've a repo on https://bitbucket.org/ Few days ago by a mistake big number of image files were pushed in the repo. then files were deleted via another push. after that repo worked ok, but today when i try to pull from the repo: $ git pull Password for 'https://repo@bitbucket.org': warning: no common commits remote: Counting objects: 4635, done. remote: Compressing objects: 100% (1710/1710), done. fatal: Out of memory, malloc failed (tried to allocate 4266852665 bytes) fatal: index-pack failed I've tried: 1) git config --global pack.windowMemory 1024m 2) $ git count-objects -v count: 9 size: 48

I am trying to make a git repository available for read-only access over http. I am doing it the old-style way because git-http-backend is not available on my host system. That is, I am simply putting the bare repository in a http accessible location. I created the bare repository successfully on the host using git clone --bare <some-remote-location> . Now, when I point git to the new clone using git clone http://my.host.name/location , a message reports repository not found . When I capture network traffic, I see that git is attempting to access http://my.host.name/location/info/refs . This

I want to copy the content of a selected div to another div with jquery clone. but I dont want to append it anywhere what I mean is when we make a clone of a div with jquery (correct me if i am wrong) we have to set its position and it will dynamically create a new division which is displayed. but I want to get the content of a selected div and copy it to another pre-set div var a = $('#selector').html(); var b = $('#selector').html(a); not sure I understood you properly but I think thats what you meant :) I don't agree. Clone can save data without applying to the content. Look here: http:/

I am implementing a Java class responsible for ordering java.util.List. The problem comes when I use this class. I'm able to ordering the list but I want to copy the "original" list without modification so that I could register every change made on the original list. The sorted list contains object and one of its fields stores a classification id, and this id it is updated with the index value of the list. I tried to use clone method and it keeps the list unsorted but the changes made on original list are updated in the clone list too. Is there any way to accomplish it? My Code: List<Torero>

I am beginner in this area. I have studied fork() , vfork() , clone() and pthreads. I have noticed that pthread_create() will create a thread, which is less overhead than creating a new process with fork() . Additionally the thread will share file descriptors, memory, etc with parent process. But when is fork() and clone() better than pthreads? Can you please explain it to me by giving real world example? Thanks in Advance. The strength and weakness of fork (and company) is that they create a new process that's a clone of the existing process. This is a weakness because, as you pointed out,