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问题 I would like to know how squash all commits of merged branch like this : feature | c3 - merge_master - c6 / / \ master | c1 - c2 - c5 ------------- merge_feature - c7 and I aim to have this master | c1 - c2 - c5 - squash_c3_c6 - c7 I found that git rebase c6 c5 --onto c6 allow me to replay c3 and c6 to have c3' and c6' but I always have c3 and c6 in my history. I must do this in script to process a large repository (over 6k branches !) so I can't use git rebase -i Any idea ? 回答1: You can't

问题 Say I have a git history like this: A--B--C--D <master> \--E--F <topic1> \--G <topic2> That is, I have two topic branches, where one feature depends upon another. In the meantime, work has been done on master , so I want to rebase topic1 . This results in: A--B--C--D <master> | \--E'--F' <topic1> \--E--F--G <topic2> That is, topic1 was rebased but topic2 was not. I want to get to this: A--B--C--D <master> \--E'--F' <topic1> \--G <topic2> But if I simply do git rebase topic1 topic2 , Git will

问题 assume the following history: X - Y - M - Z <- feature / / A - B - C - D <- master I want to rewrite history to fixup X and Y into a single commit. So i want the history look like this: X' - M'- Z' <- feature / / A - B - C - D <- master All of my attempts so far failed. Most of the time there are conflicts during the rebase. Maybe rebase is not the right way to achieve this? I understand that (without the knowledge that the effective situation just before the merge hasn't really changed)

问题 I rebased my commits onto the integration branch, then added some commits. Then I found the integration branch has new commits so I decided to rebase again. But to my surprise this time rebase had quite some conflicts. I further checked where did those conflicts come from and was surprised again. The conflicts were actually the newer commit modified the old one on the integration branch that I already rebased the first time! See the following picture. And if I use merge to get the new commits

问题 for make a rebase normaly I make $ git checkout branchA $ git rebase master $ git checkout master $ git merge branchA ok. my problem is with my fork from other repo, I add three commits and when I make git pull --rebase otherRepo master get otherRepo commits and my commits go to HEAD of log, but when I try push ! [rejected] HEAD -> master (non-fast-forward) error: failed to push some refs to 'git@github.com:juanpabloaj/homebrew.git' To prevent you from losing history, non-fast-forward updates

问题 I am trying to connect two independent commit trees into one repository. Initially I have: A--B--C--D (master1) E--F--G--H (master2) \ I--J (somebranch) These tree have no common ancestor and are independent of each other (different files and directories). I want to rebase both master2 and somebranch (may be multiple branches in fact) onto master1. It's easy to rebase just single branch with: #simple reabse: git checkout master2 git git rebase master1 which would give me: A--B--C--D (master1)

问题 I have this: master | foo | | v v bar A---B---C---D | \ v \---E---F---G I want this: master | foo | | v v bar A---B---C---D | \ v \---E---F---G so I think I need to do: git checkout bar git rebase master but Git thinks otherwise: Current branch bar is up-to-date. and leaves everything as it is. What do I need to run to make Git do what I want? 回答1: The version of git rebase that you are doing, takes all of the commits on the branch bar which are not already on master and writes them onto

问题 I have a codebase that used to be managed with SVN, but is now managed with git. When the code was migrated to git, the history was lost. I have managed to recover the SVN-history, and am now trying to git-rebase the more recent commits over the top. I have two branches, git-commits , which contains the commits since the migration to git, and svn-commits which contains the older history. Each branch contains over 3000 commits. I have found that the following command builds the new history on

问题 For multithread solving, I tried to map a planningId on the identificatication field or getter method. In our model, some planning entity has the collections of other planning entities or problem facts. public class User { @PlanningId private String username; ... } public class CloudComputer { @PlanningId private Long id; //Considering all conditions, possible user changes all over time //It works well in single thrad, but it does not work in multithread. private List<User> subtitueUsers =

问题 I have been using github for one project for some time now, but only as a issue tracker . So, tonight I devoted some time to get things going with code as well, and made a rookie mistake: I committed credential files and other unnecessary data. I have added those to the .gitignore file now and they should be not an issue anymore, but I see they are available in the history. That poses a security issue so I have to sort this out and remove that sensitive data there. I am the currently sole