github-desktop

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50052115/commit-failed-exit-code-1-received-when-trying-to-commit-a-new-local-reprosi

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50052115/commit-failed-exit-code-1-received-when-trying-to-commit-a-new-local-reprosi

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50052115/commit-failed-exit-code-1-received-when-trying-to-commit-a-new-local-reprosi

问题 The normal GitHub flow to contribute to a repo is to create a fork of the upstream, clone a local copy where you make changes, then push back up to your fork and then create a PR to have your changes merged into upstream. But if upstream changes after that, how do you update your fork without creating a merge commit (and also without using the git CLI)? I already know how to do this in a way that will create a merge commit or which depend on the git command line interface. This question is

问题 The normal GitHub flow to contribute to a repo is to create a fork of the upstream, clone a local copy where you make changes, then push back up to your fork and then create a PR to have your changes merged into upstream. But if upstream changes after that, how do you update your fork without creating a merge commit (and also without using the git CLI)? I already know how to do this in a way that will create a merge commit or which depend on the git command line interface. This question is

问题 In the dropdown menu of Repository , you can see there is a button named Open in Git Bash ( Ctrl + ` ) , when I click it, I got a warning saying: Unable to locate Git We were unable to locate Git on your system. This means you won't be able to execute any Git commands in the command prompt. To help you get Git installed and configured for your operating system, we have some external resources available. The problem is that I have already downloaded the latest Git from git-scm.com. To conclude

问题 Please Read this before marking as Duplicate I know there is a solution for CMD at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7244321/how-do-i-update-a-github-forked-repository but i asked for GitHub Desktop, If you can't answer then dont mark as Duplicate I am new to development, I hear about Git and GitHub learn very basics then I downloaded GitHub Desktop After a while I found a great Open Source project I forked it and cloned the forked Repo in my Github Desktop. I improved some features in and

问题 I have a project which I want to upload to GitHub. I have used Github Desktop to create a local repository and I am able to commit files to it. But once I try to publish it, the publish icon just fades and won't allow me to do it. I have checked my settings in Settings->Options and they are correct. 回答1: Since the local repo has no remote url, you need to add one, referencing a remote empty repo that you own (on GitHub for instance): cd /path/to/repo git remote add origin https://github.com/

问题 I'm trying to add multiple project in one repository from Github desktop from Macbook but not able to do it. While trying to commit it show me this error Failed to add file subfoldername/ to index. I have tried to figure out and read some answers but not work from terminal as well. Other one i have tried from here. I have added all my folder in one folder main repository then trying to add. Is there any other way to do it from Github desktop ? Or am i missing something. Somebody have idea

问题 Using: Windows 10, Github Desktop, Git 2.19.1.windows.1(64bit), VisualStudio VSTS Background: Managed to add the repository I had in my machine, but I can't do anything with it. I have access to the remote repository, I used gittortoise before, and I could commit just fine. Procedure: Trying to use Github desktop to fetch, pull, or commit changes to remote. Error: Authentication Failed (We were unable to authenticate with repository. Please enter your username and password to try again.)