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问题 I have made changes to my project repository in several files. Then i commited and didn't pushed em. Later i've found a bug in code and opened git log to revert the last commit. Since i did it this commit has disappeared from log, and i cannot both push or pull repository due to an error. I've tried making a new commit but this only changed the error message on pull/push: An error was raised by libgit2. Category = 21 (MergeConflict). 5 uncommitted changes would be overwritten by merge git

问题 I need to find the person who deleted a branch in a project am working with By checking the repo folder/files in .git/refs/heads/ , I can not find any metadata with that information. What is the work around to find this/ him? 回答1: Git alone would not provide any audit log for who pushed what. You would need an authorization layer like gitolite in order to log those operations. Note that if you have access to the remote repo (to which a branch deletion was pushed), you can find trace of the

问题 I need to find the person who deleted a branch in a project am working with By checking the repo folder/files in .git/refs/heads/ , I can not find any metadata with that information. What is the work around to find this/ him? 回答1: Git alone would not provide any audit log for who pushed what. You would need an authorization layer like gitolite in order to log those operations. Note that if you have access to the remote repo (to which a branch deletion was pushed), you can find trace of the

问题 What are the possible ways of specifying version ranges in gradle dependencies? I saw some 1.+ notation but I have not found a document which really says what is possible and what is not. Furthermore, I do not know whether the Maven ranges can be used as well. Can somebody give me a short overview so that I can understand the rules? 回答1: The book "Gradle Dependency Management" states on p. 12 and 13 that, in addition to the +-notation (2.1.+ means the range from 2.1.0 inclusive to 2.2.0

问题 What are the possible ways of specifying version ranges in gradle dependencies? I saw some 1.+ notation but I have not found a document which really says what is possible and what is not. Furthermore, I do not know whether the Maven ranges can be used as well. Can somebody give me a short overview so that I can understand the rules? 回答1: The book "Gradle Dependency Management" states on p. 12 and 13 that, in addition to the +-notation (2.1.+ means the range from 2.1.0 inclusive to 2.2.0

问题 I am working on implementing Redis caching for my spring data rest (hal) api. Requirement: cache all data to redis after first call to database and perform operations on redis. like Add record should first happen in cache and then inserted in database in a transaction. I implemented caching for one of the JpaRepository, but when I do implicit findAll by calling the /states endpoint, I get no records, even when I have 10k records in database. Please help guys!! Below is my config:

问题 I am new to this, so my understanding is still flaky. I have a Person model and an AccountType model in my project. Each person references an account type. Now if my understanding is correct a Person is definitely an aggregate root, whereas the AccountType probably isn't as the entries in the account type table are going to be pretty much static and are certainly have no meaning outside of a Person. However when I create a new person I need to set the account type, so it would seem I need a

问题 I am new to this, so my understanding is still flaky. I have a Person model and an AccountType model in my project. Each person references an account type. Now if my understanding is correct a Person is definitely an aggregate root, whereas the AccountType probably isn't as the entries in the account type table are going to be pretty much static and are certainly have no meaning outside of a Person. However when I create a new person I need to set the account type, so it would seem I need a

问题 When you are doing an R update, what is the best approach to re-installing and updating all packages that were already installed on your previous R version when some of your packages are on CRAN but the rest are on github (or other sources)? In the past, I've followed this approach: Open old version of R (e.g. R 3.6 ) and make a copy of all installed packages: installed <- as.data.frame(installed.packages()) #save a copy write.csv(installed, 'previously_installed.csv') Then install and open

问题 I would like to use Git in my local computer such that, H:\Projects\projectname will be my server-like repository and I would like work by cloning this repo to C:\Users\xxx\AptanaProjects\projectname How can I do that ? Thanks 回答1: First you need to create a bare repository on H:. With git you usually name your bare repository with .git, so projectname.git in this case: h: cd \Projects\ mkdir projectname.git cd projectname.git git init --bare When this is done you change to c to create your