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Here's what I'm trying to do: I have a GitHub repository, a portion of which I'd like to make web viewable. Right now I've cloned the repository on my own server and it works well, but in order to keep it up to date, I have to manually login and pull the latest changes. I'm not sure if this is the best idea (or the best approach), but I'd like the remote server to automatically pull whenever someone pushes to repository. GitHub makes it easy enough to run a script when someone pushes, but I'm not sure how to pull once someone does that. I was using PHP for simplicity, but just doing something

I've set up tracking branches with the --track option, and when I do a git pull on master , it fetches all branches to origin/branchname but doesn't merge with the local tracking branches. This is extra annoying, because if I later do a git push on master , it says that non-fast-forward updates were rejected on the tracking branches, since they weren't fast-forwarded on the initial git pull . My question is: How do I make it so that git pull with fetch all branches and automatically fast-forward all the tracking branches? Note: git pull used to fast-forward all my tracking branches with my

I'm trying this with my Nexus One. I have the android SDK and have used the command adb pull /data/data/com.myapp.android/databases C:\pulls but all I get is pull: building file list... 0 files pulled. 0 files skipped. Also, it seems no matter how much data I add to the tutorial NotePad app I installed, the data size for the app (as shown in Settings) never exceeds 8KB. How is this possible? Is there some other place where databases are stored? When I use the File Explorer view (that's part of ADT) in Eclipse, I see there's nothing in /data. To add a twist, I have no trouble pulling any other

Is it possible to get Mercurial to show progress of long-running push or pull operation? Google tells me basically "no", but does somebody know better? I was expecting something like hg pull -v ... Kent Fredric hg pull -v -v / --verbose is a global option that applies to all sub-functions. If you want extra data: hg --debug -v pull Martin Geisler Mercurial 3.5 has progress enabled by default. Earlier versions can use the standard progress extension shipped since version 1.5. Simply enable the extension by adding this to your hgrc file: [extensions] progress = You will then see progress bars on

I was trying to merge a dev branch into master. git checkout master git pull . dev Everything seemed to go well, although there were conflicts I fixed these and commited. But when I checked this newly merged working tree is missing a lot of folders and files from dev. git status // Shows conflicts & doesn't list some files/folders. git commit -a Created commit 55ffdd1: Merge branch 'dev' into master git diff dev --name-status Produces: D folders/lm.gif D folders/lmh.gif ... So the files/folders that didn't show up on 'git status'. It also didn't show up at the end when I fixed the merged

I didn't want to lose some information after a git pull , so I did a git fetch before. Where can I read the new modifications after a git fetch ? I went to the FETCH_HEAD file, but there was nothing more than a big number. kostix git fetch origin by default fetches everything from the remote named "origin" and updates (or creates) the so-called "remote-tracking branches" for that remote. Say, for the remote named "origin" which contain branches named "master" and "feature", running git fetch remote will result in the remote-tracking branches named "origin/master" and "origin/feature" being