I have created a repository on Github, and the cloned from my local machine and also push some code. I cloned that repository from a virtual online machine with
As per the doc, among the three sequencer subcommands for cherry-pick, we have these two which are, to me, oddly similar : --quit Forget about the current
According to the documentation, it should be possible to access GitLab repos with project access tokens: The username is set to project_{project_id}_bot, such
I have a script that makes a clone of the repository I need. This script must be executed every day, i.e. reload data from the repository. There are no problems
I have an umbrella repo containing a number of submodules. I am using git clone --recurse-submodules --remote-submodules https://<access_token>@github.com
I have a github repository for which I have an CI script set up using Github Actions. On 95% of the pushes into main, we need to run the script, so the script i
I have a github repository for which I have an CI script set up using Github Actions. On 95% of the pushes into main, we need to run the script, so the script i
My project consists of a parent project and a child project. The child project is included in the parent project as a submodule. I am using Gitlab CI. Below is
I am trying the following code in a jupyter notebook if not os.path.exists(os.path.join(paths['APIMODEL_PATH'], 'research', 'object_detection')): !git clone
I am trying to install package from git, which I forked earlier. I try npm i catsaredoomed/invest-openapi-js-sdk --save-dev I've got npm ERR! prepareGitDep 2&g
I am currently running sonarlint plugin locally in Intelij which works well. I would like to run the plugin only for files that I have in my Changelist - before
I have completed making one application using react in front end and .net core at backend. Now I need to publish this repository to heruko. Locally, when I do d
I had already pushed some changes to a remote. Now I need to push some other changes related to the commit that I already pushed, which should be in that commit
I am wondering if it's possible to fetch only a single file from a Git repository in order to commit a new change to it. We want to change the file on a Azure D
I signed up in vs code with git , did all setup , my repository is loading and showing all the modifications done but the commit and push is not working , as i
I am using the Visual Studio Code for my salesforce development. I have some issues with Git as a repository. When I right-click on the package.xml and say Retr
Yesterday, I ran Angular in my vscode terminal. When I tried to close all open files in vscode, I closed the Vscode application. Since then, Git is not working,
Can anyone here share some recommendations and best practices for working with Jupyter notebooks and Bitbucket/git? We have the Notebook viewer plugin installed
Currently it only shows the lines that are different. Is there any way to make it visualize per-character difference inside those lines, same way as it does in
Please consider the following git log alias I use: log --date-order --color-moved --graph --abbrev-commit --decorate --format=format:'%C(bold blue)%h%C(reset) -