I have to put a pretty big project under version control, which has two versions (dev and prod). These two were kept in "mostly sync" by copying files manually
I need to build the ODM RuleApp as below Decision Service and Java XOM project is in Git Build the RuleApp through Jenkins from Git The created jar file is to b
I have a bare repository in which I need to add and commit a set of files. As far as I understand it, adding files to the index requires a worktree. Using git o
Did git can push to all branch but Only have same code? I mean if i have 3 branch like ver_light, ver_medium, and ver_heavy. = ver_light \controller\a \control
I am trying to build my go apps on a docker file. Inside my go.mod there is private package that needs authentication/ssh. This question is similar to Building
I came across a set of images (e.g., https://github.com/kehuantiantang/A-DNN-based-Semantic-Segmentation-for-Detecting-Weed-and-Crop/blob/master/stuttgart/stutt
Preface This question attempts to clear the confusion regarding applying .gitignore retroactively, not just to the present/future.1 Rationale I've been searc
Having a really strange issue with git and Windows regarding case sensitivity. I am not a master at git but I'm also not a beginner. Just want to throw that out
Having a really strange issue with git and Windows regarding case sensitivity. I am not a master at git but I'm also not a beginner. Just want to throw that out
I need to create bare repository with package-refs files. Command git init --bare create bare repository without pack-refs files. What I have to do?
I've read a lot of blog posts and questions on this site about the usage of git submodules and still have no idea how to better use them with python. I mean, wh
So I have 2 branches - develop_1 and develop_2. The first one needs to be merged into the second (let's say there are 3 commits in develop_1 which needs to be i
What i could find relating to git settings on pycharm
With a new work laptop running Windows 10, I have installed git, Visual Studio Code and Visual Studio 2019. After making some test changes to code in from my pe
I'm working on a project where I'm the only person committing. There is only one branch local and remote (master). My local project is up to date (pulled all ch
I have 2 github account X (professional one) and Y (personal one). On my personal computed, I used both account, with Visual Code. But now, when I try to push
following situation: I made some changes in the development branch ( commit f + g ). Unfortunately, there were some changes in the master branch (commit e + d),
In Azure Repos, I have created a PR from branch A to branch B. There are no merge conflict displayed. But I end up with the warning message Warning: Multiple m
I've an application that requires to run git add/commit/push on each single file i'd like to push, in order to trigger a Gitlab Job on each. My problem is that
Now I have GIT_TERMINAL_PROMPT=0 . And if I do git clone https://github.com/some/non-existing-repo - will fail without prompting for username & password. I