git-bash

问题 I have two hook files, "prepare-commit-msg" and "commit-msg" in my .git/hooks directory: prepare-commit-msg #!/bin/bash echo "prepare-commit-msg" exit 0 commit-msg #!/bin/bash echo "commit-msg" exit 0 If I commit using Git Bash "prepare-commit-msg" is run before message edit and "commit-msg" after message edit, as expected: But if I commit using TortoiseGit both hooks run after message edit: I know that TortoiseGit has settings for hooks scripts (Start Commit, Pre-Commit,...), but I have none

问题 Background My GitBash command line is not showing colors or formatting and seems to be escaping characters... e.g. The Entity shortcut name: CarBundle:Car C[K7arBundle8a[K7rBundle8r[K7Bundle8B[K7undle8u[K7ndle8n[K7dle8d[K7le8l[K7e8e[K:[KC[Ka[Kr[K After doing some digging I found this solution: For displaying escaped characters, please try changing Git Bash options for terminal to "xterm-256color" by Right Click on Terminal > Options > Terminal > Type > xterm-256color Question I honestly can't

问题 Background My GitBash command line is not showing colors or formatting and seems to be escaping characters... e.g. The Entity shortcut name: CarBundle:Car C[K7arBundle8a[K7rBundle8r[K7Bundle8B[K7undle8u[K7ndle8n[K7dle8d[K7le8l[K7e8e[K:[KC[Ka[Kr[K After doing some digging I found this solution: For displaying escaped characters, please try changing Git Bash options for terminal to "xterm-256color" by Right Click on Terminal > Options > Terminal > Type > xterm-256color Question I honestly can't

问题 Background My GitBash command line is not showing colors or formatting and seems to be escaping characters... e.g. The Entity shortcut name: CarBundle:Car C[K7arBundle8a[K7rBundle8r[K7Bundle8B[K7undle8u[K7ndle8n[K7dle8d[K7le8l[K7e8e[K:[KC[Ka[Kr[K After doing some digging I found this solution: For displaying escaped characters, please try changing Git Bash options for terminal to "xterm-256color" by Right Click on Terminal > Options > Terminal > Type > xterm-256color Question I honestly can't

问题 I would like to run some command in git-bash shell via system() or shell() functions in R. I am on windows and the default shell is the command prompt. Is there any way I can switch the shell in system() to git-bash ? Thank you 回答1: If your %PATH% includes C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin\ , you should be able to system call: bash --login -i -c "your command" The OP JdeMello confirms in the comments: Yup: Didn't have C:\Program Files\Git\bin in PATH . For completion, we can add Git\bin to PATH

问题 Please describe me, who have such experience, how to correctly set the options of CMDER to open new console with Git Bash in current folder(Open CMDER here, for example). This string does not work: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin\sh.exe" --login -i -new_console:%__CD__% I tried mix to this ""C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin\sh.exe" --login -i" and this cmd /k "%ConEmuDir%\..\init.bat" -new_console:%__CD__% 回答1: Your second option should have worked: See this gist (also for Cmder): Open Conemu

问题 I am in the process of moving all my private an public repo's over to github. One of the decisions I have made is to only use the console as it means a smaller tooling footprint if I ever need to change PCs, etc. I would be a huge user of console applications and being new to git I decided to purchase Tekpub's Mastering Git series since it shows you how to intergrate git bash as a toolbar. Everything is working fine except for the add all command which is: git add . It seems to be working but

问题 I am trying to access git bash, but nothing happens (black screen). I used git bash many times during September and October, but when I tried today it did this. What can I do to solve this? Thanks. 回答1: Have you had Cygwin installed? I was having this exact issue, then I found out I still had a "etc" and "bin" directories in my user folder on Windows. After removing these (As I didn't want Cygwin) GitBash worked for me again :) 回答2: Perhaps as a temporary solution you could navigate to C:

问题 I'm following the answer in this question, I tried to enable x-ray and it works, code I used: resource "null_resource" "enable_step_function_logging" { triggers = { state_machine_arn = aws_sfn_state_machine.sfn_state_machine.arn } provisioner "local-exec" { command = "aws stepfunctions update-state-machine --state-machine-arn ${self.triggers.state_machine_arn} --tracing-configuration enabled=true" } } Now I want to enable cloudwatch logging ' --logging-configuration=xxx' part, but I keep

问题 I’m new to gitbash and I’ve been getting this error for a few weeks now since my first successful attempt at logging in to heroku here via gitbash I tried reinstalling gitbash and even installing typescript but it didn’t work. 回答1: After a good night of sleep, I found the solution! I removed the heroku directory in home dir local. See middle of article : https://github.com/heroku/cli/issues/672 回答2: I believe the 64bit version has a problem. I uninstalled the 64bit version and I installed