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On IOS9 if an iPhone is in battery save mode, the callback application:didReceiveRemoteNotification:fetchCompletionHandler: is not called. Instead I get the following warning in the console High Priority Push: com.your-company.app - Battery Saver Mode Enabled When using PushKit it does seem to work. Does anybody else experience this behaviour? Any other workarounds? I believe, unfortunately, that this is the intended behavior. The documentation about push notifications constantly hedges their reliability. E.g.: https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/NetworkingInternet/Conceptual

I have a remote repo which i have changed the last time i cloned it. The local Repo also change some of the files in my local repo. What i would like to do is push to origin master, but it says that i need to do a pull first. git does not push the local changes until the server changes has pull and merged with local. so when you going to push the local changes then git prompt to pull (merge) server changes first. git pull then git push VonC About the conflicts you can see on a git pull , see " How do I resolve a conflict after git pull? ". You can solve a merge conflict manually . If your git

Every time I push to a git remote there is a line that says "remote: processing..." This usually goes really fast when I push to github or Bitbucket but when I push to an Amazon Beanstalk deployment it takes between 10 seconds and 2 minutes". What exactly is the remote "processing"? I assume you refer to git aws.push that takes so long. The reason is that git push submits your changed files (commits) to the remote git repository while git aws.push issues AWS API commands to transfer your files to Elastic Beanstalk. To see that, you can check out the script that's executed during this command.

I'm new to Git and even newer to Gerrit and got a little bit lost. My workflow was probably standard: create a new branch, do the magic , commit changes, push them to Gerrit's repo. My newly pushed branch is visible in Gerrit's web UI, but change is not visible at all. After reading this answer , Gerrit's docs and many more, I easily and quickly found, that I missed magical refs. Instead of git push origin HEAD:refs/for/{branch name} I did just git push origin . Great! But, how to recover from this situation? Whenever I try to push again, this time with proper refs, I'm getting ! [remote

I have a git repo with two branches: develop and master . I work mostly at develop and when files are ready (sometimes not so sticky to this affirmation) I merge them to master branch to put them on production. Take a look to this pic: All that files comes from develop branch and was merged but I only want to commit and push RepresentativeRestController.php but any time I do right click => commit all of them are included on the commit. How I get rid, temporary since they will be added later, of the ones I don't want to be included on the commit? I use Smartgit as a GUI client for Bitbucket

In enterprise, we will send push notification to 17,000 employee. They have smartphone(iOS, Android). We expect to send about 18 millions push notification per year. Is there any limitation push notification count via APNS or C2DM? I cannot found officer document in apple or google for the notification limitation. we must check this, before deploy our app. Please help me. Not sure about C2DM, but APNS has no limit I've found yet. I send roughly 7 million push notifications a month through my servers, yet to see a problem. The general quota for Android's C2DM is 200,000 msgs per day for regular

I have committed and pushed a too large file in bitbucket, and I've deleted it locally, committed and pushed again. But on the site bitbucket the size of the repository is still too large. Sounds like you created a new commit where you deleted the file. That means the file still exists in the previous commit. What you need to do is rewriting history . Assuming the two newest commits are deleting and adding that file, you can do the following: git reset --hard HEAD~2 git push --force This will remove the two newest commits and then forcefully push it to bitbucket. In case that doesn't help