git-subtree

The short of what's below: I want to push commit messages to a subtree, but only the messages that apply to that tree. How do I do this? I have two projects, Master and Slave . Slave is checked out as a subtree of Master checked out to lib/slave via git subtree merge --prefix=lib/slave --squash projects/slave where projects/slave is a branch that Slave is checked out into: Branches: master projects/slave → slave Now I'm working on my master branch, making commits to files that are part of both projects, everything is going smoothly. Now I want to push changes back to Slave : git checkout slave

I'm struggling to install git-subtree with Cygwin and there hasn't been any good tutorials online focused on building from source in Windows. Have you ever had this issue, and what is the best strategy to tackle it? Steven Penny git-subtree is not part of a package. However, like gitk you can manually install it wget rawgit.com/git/git/master/contrib/subtree/git-subtree.sh install git-subtree.sh /bin/git-subtree 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27109525/how-do-i-install-git-subtree-with-cygwin-in-windows-7

I am about to deploy my AngularJS based static site as a Github Page with Yeoman. Step 3 of the deployment instructions tell me to do git subtree push --prefix dist origin gh-pages but when I enter that I get git: 'subtree' is not a git command. See 'git --help'. This SO answer provided me instructions on how to upgrade to the latest git-core and ensure it always get upgraded to the latest stable release. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:git-core/ppa sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install git After running those commands I did git --version to make sure I had the latest version and apparently I

I have a number of subdirectories that I want to pull out into a separate repo. In order to extract these with a single command I move (rename) them to a single subdirectory inside the root. I then run: git subtree split -P my_new_subdir -b newbranch If I then checkout this new branch and run git log --follow someoldfile it only shows me the log entries pertaining to the move into the temporary subdirectory. I want to carry over the full history of those files. Is there a way to preserve full history, including renames when doing a subtree split? Is there another means of achieving the desired

We use a subtree deployment a lá this Gist to deploy a subdirectory of our Yeoman project. In our case, the branch is called production , not gh-pages . This worked perfectly until yesterday when the Git server rejected the command git subtree push --prefix dist origin production , saying ! [rejected] 9fe1683aa574eae33ee6754aad702488e0bd37df -> production (non-fast-forward) error: failed to push some refs to 'git@gitlab.sdstate.edu:web-and-new-media/graduation2015.git' hint: Updates were rejected because a pushed branch tip is behind its remote hint: counterpart. If I switch to the production

I just ran git subtree split on my master branch but the subtree( dist branch) is missing the last two commits that are on the master branch. I'm not sure what to do here. I haven't run into this before. It's always worked without issue. Here's what my github network graph looks like(excluding dist ): From the master branch I ran git subtree split -P dist -b dist . If I run git log from the dist branch it shows the most recent commit is 6d1620a . Where is 17c1f31 and 33dfc67 ? Anyone know what's going on here? More Details Specific to my Scenario I am using the deployment method used by Yeoman

I have several projects that depend on the same library, for which I'd like to maintain a separate git repository to be managed with git-subtree within each project. So for example, within each project I can do: project1$ git subtree add --prefix=lib1 /path/to/lib1.git master project2$ git subtree add --prefix=lib1 /path/to/lib1.git master Now in the course of working on project1, I make some changes to lib1, say lib1/file1.c, and push this back to the central repo: project1$ git add lib1/file1.c project1$ git commit -m "updates to lib1" project1$ git subtree push --prefix=lib1 /path/to/lib1

I'm getting started with learning subtree merging in git 1.8.2. I have created a simple example to test a change to a third party repo migrating into a main project. I'm following the 6.7 Git Tools - Subtree Merging example. The 'sub' project is included as a subdirectory in the 'main' project. After I make a change to the 'sub' project, git reports a conflict when I try to merge the change into the 'main' project. Test Summary Created repos for projects 'main' and 'sub' (sub instead of rack) Add remote named sub_remote to main that refers to sub Track sub_remote using sub_branch Change and