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2014-09-25

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m0ltar I'm on 2.1.0. Doing: "git diff --exit-code $filename; echo $!" -- I am getting visual diff output (there are differences) but the exit code is always 0 (zero).00:39
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iateadonut i've got a bunch of 'deleted' files in my working directory. they are all in the directory /vendors - i'm wondering how do i delete just those files that appear 'deleted' ?00:53
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rudi_s m0ltar: use echo $? - $! is not the exit code01:04
m0ltar feels stupid. thanks rudi_s01:04
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iateadonut when i do 'git status', i see in my working directory a bunch of files that say 'deleted' - how can i stage those for a commit all at once, and just the files that appear when i do 'git status'?01:09
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berndj-blackout i'm cloning a big repo but i don't want to do it all in one go (midnight data is cheaper than daytime); is there a way to resume a clone at a later time? ^C would just wipe everything i have downloaded so far, so i guess i should copy .git to a safe place first - will that even help me?01:13
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jrnieder berndj-blackout: my best advice is to rsync a bundle instead01:14
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jrnieder berndj-blackout: if you don't control the server, you can use https://bundler.caurea.org/01:14
berndj-blackout indeed i don't. it's flightgears fgdata fwiw01:15
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jrnieder berndj-blackout: oh, hm, that seems to be down. source at https://github.com/wereHamster/git-bundler-service01:15
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jrnieder random web search finds http://flightgear.mxchange.org/pub/fgfs/fgdata.bundle01:16
berndj-blackout heh, the fg page even suggests downloading it with bittorrent01:16
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jrnieder yeah, that's the way to go I'd say01:16
berndj-blackout and because git's history is self-checking, i can trust that mxchange bundle, right?01:16
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jrnieder if the sha1s match, then sure01:16
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pekster All you need to know is that your latest sha1 commit matches the server's history and you know the rest of the history before that is good01:17
Assuming you trust however you visited the server to get _that_ sha1 ;)01:17
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jrnieder oh, good point. by 'the sha1s' I mean 'the sha1s for the refs you care about'01:18
berndj-blackout hmm, the data in .git/objects might not be worth saving anyway, it's a giant tmp_pack_U3Po5c01:18
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jrnieder I'd start over and use bittorrent, yes01:19
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zhangxaochen my git went wrong after my creating a new branch and switching between them01:37
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neilk_ In a large repo that I don't control, someone checked in a dos file. My local checkout (mac os x, core.autocrlf=input keeps reporting it as changed). How can i get it to shut up?01:39
I've tried manually rewriting the file to unix, as well as various settings to autocrlf. I don't think it would make sense for me to modify .gitattributes for someone else's repo.01:39
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neilk_ I'm not even really sure why git status thinks it's changed. What is it comparing it to? Does it do line ending conversions before deciding on status?01:40
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zhangxaochen http://codepad.org/5jS3mue1 , does anyone have some ideas?01:41
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zhangxaochen both 'git checkout -- .' and 'git stash' could not remove the untracked file01:41
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neilk_ zhangxaochen: what does git status say?01:43
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zhangxaochen neilk_, http://codepad.org/HyIaP2Sm01:44
one of my files modified is not staged01:45
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zhangxaochen while actually I've changed nothing, but git thinks the line endings are changed from LF to CRLF01:45
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neilk_ zhangxaochen: I think you have an unrelated issue.01:46
zhangxaochen unrelated?01:46
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neilk_ zhangxaochen: I have the same problem today, a line-ending issue. Git thinks it's changed but it's not really.01:46
zhangxaochen: if you do a fresh checkout, does the same file appear to be changed?01:47
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neilk_ zhangxaochen: like, in a separate directory01:47
zhangxaochen neilk_, you mean clone again from the remote repo?01:48
neilk_ zhangxaochen: yes01:48
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neilk_ zhangxaochen: no guarantees on this, I'm puzzled by the same issue today.01:49
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zhangxaochen neilk_, probably no01:49
neilk_ zhangxaochen: this might help https://help.github.com/articles/dealing-with-line-endings01:50
zhangxaochen neilk_, are you saying it's just something is happening *today*?01:50
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neilk_ zhangxaochen: no, by coincidence we have the same problem.01:50
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zhangxaochen neilk_, much worse01:52
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zhangxaochen I cloned the remote repo again to another folder, and now it's "[master +0 ~18 -0]"01:52
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zzzrodd Hi, git is ignoring a specific folder in my project. no matter what I do I can't add it to the project, it's never there when i do a git status. Browsing the project on bitbucket I see this: vlf_assets → 794a98ae72f8 [794a98ae72f8] - Any ideas on what's going on?01:56
belak zzzrodd: that's not a folder, that's a submodule...01:56
zzzrodd idk how that became a submodule if that's a folder in my project01:56
and there are no .git under that folder01:57
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belak Have you initialized your submodules since cloning?02:01
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lng Hi! There is sinle directory in repo1 where there are the other 3 sub-directories. When I add repo1 as remote to repo2, and do `git fetch repo1 && git branch repo1 remotes/repo1/branch1 && git checkout branch1`, for some reason I see these 3 subdirectories insted on one. Why?02:04
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zzzrodd nevermind, figured out02:05
did git rm --cached /path/02:05
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lng I can also see some differences in the structure after fetch/checkout - there is one redundant dir appears02:14
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lng the source branch was `git filter-branch`02:15
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lng seams like this dir is taken from repo202:19
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atomx i was banned a few months ago from git, but now, thanks to the pity of the time elapsed, I could connect again ;)03:13
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atomx do you know if it's possible to make a read-only account on bitbucket, such that to provide the password to somebody who can read some/all repositories, but cannot modify them ?03:15
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belak atomx: what are you actually using this for?03:16
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atomx for my personal work03:17
I want to show it to somebody else with ro permisions03:17
possible?03:17
belak You can add them to a repo with read permissions03:17
atomx possible on bitbucket.org?03:17
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belak Yes03:17
atomx: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BITBUCKET/Repository+privacy,+permissions,+and+more03:18
atomx: There are also deployment keys which give that ssh key the ability to clone a repo over ssh but no more than that03:18
atomx No, I want to show already existing repositories, but with another password than mine -- because with my pasword of my account they could remove03:18
Eugene You.... what?03:18
!xy03:18
gitinfo Woah, slow down for a bit. Are you sure that you need to jump through that particular hoop to achieve your goal? We suspect you don't, so why don't you back up a bit and tell us about the overall objective...03:18
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atomx OK. So it03:19
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atomx belak: I am reading that now03:20
belak atomx: yes, in the repository admin, under access permissions, you can give users admin, write or read03:20
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atomx The idea is to write in my CV the read only account, such that to be able to convey somehow in CV the core written by me03:21
the code03:21
Is there some more direct way than a read-only git repo ?03:21
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ojacobson ZIPs work03:22
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steveoh hello, i need some help with git clone throwing a SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate03:23
ojacobson though, honestly, you're putting way the hell too much thought into technical barriers03:23
TomCat2 git is for version control. unless you are intending to use it as such, it's not a replacement for a plain old file drop03:23
steveoh i'm on a windows machine03:23
and not quite sure what's up03:23
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atomx you cannot drop the file in CV, keeping it protected03:23
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ojacobson protected from what?03:23
data can be copied, edited, distributed03:23
that's the nature of bits03:23
steveoh trying to install some atom.io packages and they are failing with that error message03:23
atomx from public place03:24
steveoh git clone https://github.com/Benvie/harmony-collections.git to be specific03:24
TomCat2 google drive?03:24
ojacobson how ev er, because of how brutally unfair intellectual property legislation is in north america, nobody's going to distribute your code secretly03:24
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ojacobson there's no payoff and the risk you'll sue is way too high03:24
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atomx My code is already on bitbucket03:24
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ojacobson similarly, nobody's going to keep your code - a hiring manager will probably glance at it, but that's about it03:24
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atomx It is more direct to do it so, if bitbucket allow read only accounts03:25
ok. Thanks.03:25
I will study the provided article03:25
belak atomx: it's not that the account is read only, just that you can give an account read only access to certain repos03:25
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steveoh can anyone help?03:25
i know ssh and all that is not super fun but this is frustrating and a few steps shoudl probably fix it03:26
TomCat2 probably as a hiring manager, I would appreciate someone more who made my life easier and just allowed me to somehow get a zip file than someone who required I navigate their git repo03:26
having 'Git' on the CV would be enough to convince me that you knew how to use it... I wouldn't need to go beyond that03:26
lower the barriers03:27
I have a somewhat complex scenario that I'm trying to work out what the best strategy is going to be going forward...03:28
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atomx belak: I have an account X there with repositories A, B C.03:28
TomCat2 We have a vendor product that contains sources that we are allowed to modify and customize... unfortunately it's not a customization framework... it's basically just their app code and they say 'here it is, go for it'03:28
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atomx You mean, I have to make an account Y connected to the same repo?03:28
or to make another password for X ?03:29
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atomx and on this 2nd password to provide ro access ?03:29
TomCat2 so lets call it VendorV5... vendor is now on V6. Our legacy app is still running on their V5. We are starting a new project to work against their V6, but also want our V5 changes to take effect wherever possible03:29
the legacy team has been working completely in CVS with everything, and vendor updates have been a very time consuming task for them. We have an opportunity to move them to Git for the start of this project, so I would like to solve this manually updating files from the vendor issue.....03:30
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TomCat2 here's the complication though... legacy team will continue to provide updates against their V5 based version for the next 6 months while we work on the V6 version... we need to keep their updates flowing through as well03:31
so if anyone followed that, any kind of input would be great :D03:31
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belak atomx: Ask the person who you want to give access to to make an account and give you the username. You can add that username to those repos with read access. They will only be able to see the code and not modify it.03:31
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atomx or i can make an account and ask myself to provide ro acces, after that i put the 2nd account name and password in cv . correct so ?03:33
TomCat2 atomx: Honestly, what I would do is just get some cheap hosting somewhere and put up a CV website. Create a user list for a protected area where you want to present some source code and distribute the usernames/passwords on the CVs you send out03:33
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TomCat2 you could even put a different username/password on each CV and then you would know who was looking at your code03:34
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atomx correct. i think any site that supports javascript also has protected connections.03:35
like heroku03:35
TomCat2 atomx: note that in my suggestion, you don't want to go too overboard on the website design... if it looks like you spent a lot of time on it, then that in itself could be a red flag to employers03:35
atomx: anyone who's really good at what they do, but preferring to work as an employee... they don't normally have time to build a robust personal marketing site03:36
atomx: if you are looking for contract work, however, go all out03:36
so no suggestions for me guys... am I basically screwed to leverage Git for this?03:37
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atomx thanks !03:37
that in itself could be a red flag to employers --- can you explain why ? heroku it's easy to use03:38
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atomx heroku is javascript combined with git03:38
just write the js code, and push it there, and all works !03:39
ojacobson TomCat2: tracking vendor releases in git is actually pretty trivial, because of git's snapshot-based nature03:39
atomx heroku does all the job alone. you just put a file node.js, and it will link the site starting from this file03:39
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ojacobson you might, perhaps, be explaining houses to carpenters here.03:40
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TomCat2 ojacobson: I'll be back in a sec... going to reproduce and document the steps that don't seem to be working as well as I had hoped... maybe I did something wrong with it03:42
ojacobson... basically, I started with a base in Git as the vendor's V5 product... committed... created a new branch from it and overlayed the legacy team's changes... committed that03:42
then went back to V5 branch and made a new branch out of it for V6... replaced everything with what was provided in V6 and committed03:43
made a branch from V6 for our new version... then merged from our v5 version to our v6 version... some things merged OK... had some expected conflicts to resolve03:44
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TomCat2 further changes to the legacy app that I tried to merge into our new version seemed to get stuck on some of the same conflicts03:44
i.e. imagine a JSP file where someone just added a <script src=....></script> to the second to last line... but the vendor ended up completely changing the file. We had to resolve the merge conflict by taking all of their new code and just re-adding that script line to the right place03:46
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TomCat2 then someone replaced <script src...> with <script> some code </script>03:46
(in legacy)03:46
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steveoh reinstalling mysysgit fixed my problem03:48
thanks folks03:48
TomCat2 should expect that once a file is in conflict between legacy and new, that merging future updates from legacy is just going to keep resulting in merge conflicts, or am I probably doing something wrong?03:48
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lacrymology is there a way to just update all tracking branches?03:50
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milki lacrymology: git remote update maybe04:51
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raboof how do i do something like 'git branch -d remotes/origin/foo'?07:13
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osse raboof: git push --delete origin foo07:14
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p4trix Hi. I want to ignore a bunch of files in my repo. Since its pretty big, its easier to do it the other way around. Ignore everything but the files I want. I have found something using the "!" operator in the .gitignore file.. But its not working. Its ignoring the files i want to not ignore...08:08
Any idea?08:08
tobiasvl p4trix: !repro08:08
gitinfo p4trix: Please paste (using https://gist.github.com/ or similar) a transcript (https://gist.github.com/2415442) of your terminal session -- or, even better for complex issues, design a minimal case in which your problem can be reproduced, and share it with us. This will raise the odds of getting your problem fixed from about 30% to about 90%.08:08
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tobiasvl p4trix: we need to see your .gitignore to help08:09
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p4trix Thx, one sec :)08:09
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_ikke_ !ignore_whitefile08:10
gitinfo [!gitignore_whitefile] A global/directory .gitignore blacklist with specific file whitelist is trivial to specify in git, since files tracked by git are ignored by .gitignore. So simply make a .gitignore of "*" and then `git add -f filename` Those specific files will be tracked by git and show up in git status and friends.08:10
tobiasvl aaah, nice trigger08:11
_ikke_ there is also ignore_whitedir08:11
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p4trix https://gist.github.com/patrick-hertling/2f934a15cf466b9ed75108:14
Ok :D08:14
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p4trix _ikke_, thx for the advice... Worked perfectly :)08:33
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esc if I have a file with a utf 8 char in the name, git status shows a weird represetation09:07
\303\274 instead of ü09:07
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hauron hi, two branches - develop and topic, topic was derived from develop, develop went forward number of commits, topic went forward number of commits, in the mean time - develop changes were merged onto the topic branch (not pretty)09:10
anyway, the topic maintainer would like to make a final merge to the topic from develop, and then:09:10
tobiasvl what kind of merge? not fast forward?09:11
hauron what's the easiest or cleanliest solution to squelch all the topic commits into a patch that may be aftewards pushed onto the develop?09:11
tobiasvl, unfortunately not09:11
tobiasvl and not rebase either then09:11
hauron yes09:12
although rebasing onto initial commit in the topic branch09:12
rebase --interactive and squelch them all?09:12
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hauron that would be all the changes on the topic branch, then checkout the develop branch "from that initial deriving date", apply the topic's patch - this is a single commit09:13
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cbreak esc: lesscharset? locale?09:13
hauron then rebase it onto the new develop?09:13
_ikke_ hauron: Why do you want to squash them?09:13
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hauron _ikke_, the topic branch was a bit experimental and I suppose it would help with comparing the "sum of topic's changes" vs new develop?09:15
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hauron does the latter point make sense?09:15
_ikke_ Do you think the commits individual don't have any value?09:15
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linduxed what would the three dots be for in the following command?09:15
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linduxed git diff --shortstat origin/master...09:15
_ikke_ linduxed: Full it will be origin/master...HEAD09:16
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hauron _ikke_, well, you're right that they do, if that's what you're implying, and I'd lose all that history09:16
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_ikke_ linduxed: It means show any commits that are in origin/master, HEAD but not in both09:16
linduxed _ikke_: oh so it's just a shorthand?09:16
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_ikke_ see man gitrevisions for the explenation09:17
gitinfo the gitrevisions manpage is available at http://jk.gs/gitrevisions.html09:17
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esc cbreak: utf-809:17
piping ls to less displays fine09:18
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gitinfo set mode: +v09:35
glub0t hi09:35
gitinfo glub0t: hi! I'd like to automatically welcome you to #git, a place full of helpful gits. Got a question? Just ask it — chances are someone will answer fairly soon. The topic has links with more information about git and this channel. NB. it can't hurt to do a backup (type !backup for help) before trying things out, especially if they involve dangerous keywords such as --hard, clean, --force/-f, rm and so on.09:35
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glub0t I cant't connect to git on my server. I can ssh to the server. I can connect to github.com. I don't have idea how to debug this problem. Any idea?09:36
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glub0t I only can't connect from specific machine. Mostly I can connect from other machine.09:38
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_ikke_ !doesnt09:41
gitinfo [!doesntwork] Sorry to hear it doesn't work, but how about some details? At this point we don't even know whether it did nothing, spit out an error message, or abducted your pet unicorn in a flying saucer. That makes it hard to troubleshoot – unicorn abduction requires a completely different solution than an error message, for instance. So, please be specific...09:41
_ikke_ :)09:41
glub0t It just hang up09:42
I wish there is error message or something09:42
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_ikke_ When does that happen?09:43
glub0t right now09:43
_ikke_ I mean, what command are you executing?09:43
glub0t hey, thanks for replying :D09:43
I try git clone09:43
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_ikke_ as what user?09:44
glub0t I can clone from other machine09:44
system user, ssh09:44
authentication, password, is ok.09:44
_ikke_ Do you get any output at all?09:44
glub0t nope, that's is the problem09:44
even with -v09:45
cbreak esc: hmm...09:45
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esc cbreak: yeah...09:45
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esc it's not super important, I was just curious09:45
cbreak esc: does it work with git --no-pager log?09:45
esc no09:46
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cbreak esc: then maybe the locale is not a utf8 locale, or the content of the history is actually not utf809:47
glub0t yes, it works09:47
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_ikke_ glub0t: cbreak is talking to the user esc09:50
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glub0t _ikke_: i see09:51
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glub0t _ikke_: fyi, I use centos box from vagrant. I'm not familiar with vagrant, maybe it have some faulty ssh configuration09:52
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kongthap i've made some changes after my last commit (still not commit), i just realized i should had include some files into the HEAD~2 commit, how should i fix this?09:58
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glub0t @kongthap to save changes before commit, you can use git stash10:00
kongthap glub0t, after saving that changes, how can i step back to include some files into the second last commit?10:01
glub0t @kongthap your condition is rather diffucult, because you want to change git history10:02
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kongthap glub0t, yes, but this is my private i don't have to share the history with anyone, i also learning using git, that's why i'm trying to go it instead of let it go :P10:03
glub0t @kongthap if you haven't push the last two commit, you can try reset --hard HEAD~2.10:04
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glub0t @kongthap no guarantee, you have to research the command yourselft :P10:04
kongthap glub0t, i will try that thanks :)10:04
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kongthap glub0t, use it with my own risk right? :P10:04
glub0t kongthap yeah :D10:05
kongthap thanks anyway for the idea10:05
glub0t kongthap sure10:06
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japro so i'm rebasing some stuff and some of the commits have trivial conflicts.... but fixing those changes the author to me. can i avoid that?10:20
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tobiasvl author or committer?10:26
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japro if i tyle log it gives my name as the "Author" (also the timeline of the commits doesn't make sense)10:28
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darnir In a project we had a file which was autogenerated and being ignored by git. Now, we wish to use that /quit10:35
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gitinfo Another satisfied customer. NEXT!10:36
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durre hey! I accidentaly added a large binary > 100mb a few commits ago. tried to push it to github now but it wont let me since they have a 100mb limit. can I remove this one file from history without messing up the commit it was in?11:26
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osse !sensitive11:29
gitinfo [!filter_sensitive] You can use filter-branch to remove sensitive data from a repository's history. http://help.github.com/remove-sensitive-data/11:29
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osse durre: pretend itæs sensitive and follow those isntructions11:29
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durre thanks, I'll give it a go!11:31
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drmeiste_ I have a git repo called "clasp" There is a directory "clasp/src/mps" that used to be another git repo. I deleted the .git* files "clasp/src/mps/.git*" Now I'm trying to "git add clasp/src/mps" and for some reason the "clasp/src/mps/*" contents refuse to add. Would anyone know why this is?12:06
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drmeiste_ I don't have "mps/" in any higher .gitignore file12:06
jast possibly !submodule_rm12:07
gitinfo [!submodules_rm] You want to delete submodules? Excellent choice! All commands are in the superproject. Edit/delete .gitmodules to remove the submodule. Then `rm -rf submodulepath; git rm -f --cached submodulepath; git commit -am "Removed submodules!"` Inspect .git/config for "submodule" entries to remove. Inspect .git/modules for caches to remove "!gitslave" or "!subtree" (type them!) might be alternatives12:07
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drmeiste_ Checking submodules - I experimented with git submodules when I was new to git. It was an unfortunate time.12:09
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drmeiste_ Yes, it was listed in .gitmodules - thank you!12:10
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knobo When I do "git pull origin master", then I pull it in to the branch I am currently on, right?12:16
osse yes12:17
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drmeiste_ The part "Inspect .git/config" for "submodule" entries to remove... I'm puzzled. Do I remove [submodule "src/mps"]...url = from the .git/config file?12:18
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_ikke_ yes12:18
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drmeiste_ And then I go into .git/modules/src and rm -rf mps ? Gah - this is git surgery.12:19
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jitendravyas do u know any useful git tips12:21
Seveas no12:22
git isn't useful12:22
jitendravyas it's useful for me12:22
tobiasvl lol. any useful git tips12:23
any at all12:23
Seveas tobiasvl: 12 tips for the price of 10!12:23
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samtuke going quietly insane here. Every time certain team members remotely commit and push changes, other commits are reverted to days prior, adding their latest commit on top. History looks like mon, tues, weds, .....sunday (+1 new commit) and thurs and fri commits are lost in the history. Then I reset --hard and push -f, and then the next time they commit it happens again. ideas why? some kind of broken merging from them?12:24
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osse samtuke: every time you push -f you potentially just make it worse12:24
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osse !rewrite12:25
Seveas samtuke: they probably push -f as well. git config recieve.denyfastforwards true12:25
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Anticom Hi all. I#m getting "your branch is ahead of 'origin/[...]' by 12 commits" when running `git status`. Is there any way to identify those commits?12:25
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samtuke Seveas, why would I want to deny fast forwards?12:25
Seveas Anticom: !lol for a visual one. Or git log origin/branchname..branchname12:25
samtuke: because non-fast-forwards make you lose data12:25
samtuke osse, thats the best way I know to undo their damaging commits :(12:25
Seveas hmm, is gitinfo dead?12:26
gitinfo Rewriting public history is not recommended. Everyone who has pulled the old history have to do work (and you'll have to tell them to), so it's infinitely better to just move on. If you must, you can use `git push -f <remote> <branch>` to force (and the remote may reject that, anyway). See http://goo.gl/waqum12:26
Anticom: A nifty view of branches, tags, and other refs: git log --oneline --graph --decorate --all12:26
osse samtuke: yes, but you need to inform them that you've done so, and they need to take precautions12:26
Seveas samtuke: set nonfastforward and they can't break it12:26
Anticom Seveas: what do you mean by '!lol' ?12:26
like litteraly?12:26
osse samtuke: if they pull then they merge the new history with the old12:26
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Seveas Anticom: it's a trigger for the gitinfo bot. But it's a bit slow12:26
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Seveas A nifty view of branches, tags, and other refs: git log --oneline --graph --decorate --all12:26
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osse Seveas: and if you push -f again, they pull and merge the new history with the old )which already contained an even older one)12:29
oops12:29
that was for samtuke12:29
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Seveas is there a trigger for 'recovering from upstream rebase'?12:29
!bot12:29
gitinfo [!gitinfo] I am an IRC bot which responds to certain keywords to provide helpful(?) information to humans. Please see http://jk.gs/git/bot for more information about how to use me.12:29
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samtuke Seveas, so I can set recieve.denyfastforwards remote and export the config change to a remote copy of the repo? I don't have ssh access to another copy we are using as central staging server12:30
can I export the config option to other machines?12:30
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samtuke osse, right that makes more sense :)12:30
Seveas samtuke: the config (and make sure you use what osse said) only needs to be on the central git host12:31
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Seveas !push-f12:31
gitinfo [!force_push] If you need to overwrite the history of a remote git repository (very bad idea, see !rewrite), you can do so with `git push -f`. Note the remote server may reject this. See man git-config and search for receive.denyNonFastForwards. Best practice is for upstream servers to denyNonFastForwards.12:31
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osse there is no trigger for t he "recover" thing it seems12:31
Seveas no, but I did find push-f while looking for it :)12:32
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samtuke Seveas, still confused about how to set that on remote central git host. In my case it's BitBucket, they say they support the config option (users have the permission). Is there a way to export this config option to their server, or does this depend on their own config tools?12:35
osse use the web interface12:35
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Seveas samtuke: sorry, I don't use bitbucket, so have no idea how to do that. It's likely somewhere in their webinterface as osse says.12:37
KeiKun hi! is it possible to git format-patch a rev but disregard all changes in it when the files aren't modified12:37
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samtuke osse, Seveas, thanks, looking :)12:37
Seveas KeiKun: that doesn't parse. If the files aren't modified, there are no changes...12:37
KeiKun i mean12:38
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KeiKun in some revisions files are like added or removed or modified12:38
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Seveas yes, most revisions will have such changes :)12:38
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KeiKun but i want to exclude in the same revision diffs about added files12:38
or removed files12:38
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Seveas why? they're part of that change...12:39
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KeiKun for some times before, i tried to patch another repo with same patch but gives error due to /dev/null issue12:40
Seveas looking at the manpage, it's not possible. Possibly because it makes no sense :)12:40
KeiKun /dev/null goes with ADDED Files12:40
Seveas ehm, what?12:40
osse GIT_EDITOR='() { :;}; echo vulnerable' git rebase origin/master12:40
Seveas KeiKun: !repro the actual problem you have12:41
gitinfo KeiKun: Please paste (using https://gist.github.com/ or similar) a transcript (https://gist.github.com/2415442) of your terminal session -- or, even better for complex issues, design a minimal case in which your problem can be reproduced, and share it with us. This will raise the odds of getting your problem fixed from about 30% to about 90%.12:41
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beaky hello12:58
how do i share my git repository with my friends12:59
do i simply mail a .tar.gz of it to them or should i do somethigne sle12:59
canton7 beaky, the easiest way is to put it up somewhere like github12:59
beaky my friends arent very familiar with git or github but they love learnin13:00
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kongthap i'm not clear yet using rebase -i, http://pastie.org/9593545, after edit this text file and :wq!, the rebase will stop at (1)before commit 1.1 or (2) after commit 1.1?13:03
canton7 just after commit 1.1, before 1.213:03
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canton7 the message it gives when it stops will tell you that13:03
the idea is that you edit, commit --amend13:03
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kongthap canton7, i did at the first attemp, then i use normal command such as git add filename.txt to be part of that commit then i call git rebase --continue, correct?13:05
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canton7 kongthap, no. like the message rebase gives you says, you need to make your changes, add them, *then commit --amend to edit the commit*, then rebase --continue13:05
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kongthap canton7, so what i missed i didn't re-commit it13:06
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canton7 you staged your changes, but you didn't actually edit the commit to include them13:06
kongthap canton7, and i must use "commit" with "--amend" to recommit my 1.1 right?13:06
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canton7 yes13:06
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kongthap canton7, just to make sure again, in this case i should use "commit --amend" 2 times in total, first to un-commit, second the re-commit, correct?13:07
canton7 no13:07
only once13:07
kongthap :(13:07
canton7 git rebase -i, change 'pick', to 'edit', save and close. rebase drops you just after 1.1, and tells you what to do next13:08
kongthap yeb13:08
canton7 following rebase's instructions, you make your changes, 'git add them', then 'git commit --amend' to edit commit 1.113:08
then 'git rebase --continue'13:08
kongthap i see13:08
i thought i must use commit --amend before the making changes first13:09
canton7 no13:09
it wouldn't do any harm, but it wouldn't do anything at all, either :P13:09
kongthap canton7, i think i get it now13:09
canton7 read up on what git commit --amend does ;)13:09
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kongthap canton7, that's was the first attemp's result, i quite understand about commit --amend alone but i got really confuse using git rebase :P13:10
canton7, thanks, you are really helpful13:10
canton7 no worries13:10
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daynaskully if I want to overwrite my master branch with develop; is rebase into master what i want to do?13:15
_ikke_ no13:15
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_ikke_ git checkout -B master develop13:17
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anaran _ikke_: a good soul at mozilla took care of my windows-1252 ä in my git patch yesterday13:20
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kongthap if i have many unstaged files, can i stash only some specified files?13:20
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anaran kongthap: how about git stash save -p13:22
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anaran kongthap: actually on hunk level, not file level13:23
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kongthap anaran, i'm reading the manual but not understand "git stash save -p filename" ?13:23
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anaran kongthap: I don't see filename in my manual13:24
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kongthap anaran, according to your answer, i think i cannot stash only some files :)13:25
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anaran kongthap: you might want to only stash a few changes to a file, your your just save yes to all13:26
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anaran kongthap: create a playgroud git repo then you can try this stuff at ease13:26
kongthap anaran, i just get it, using -p just like interactive, i can use y/n :)13:26
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kongthap thanks :)13:27
anaran kongthap: ? is also a good one :-)13:27
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kongthap whatif i answer "?"13:28
what is the result?13:28
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anaran kongthap: you get a legend for what all characters mean13:30
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anaran kongthap: It behaves badly for my in cygwin for a big displayed hunk, I have to scroll back to see the legend13:31
kongthap i only know y, n, q :(13:32
anyway try search on google13:32
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fission6 i just did a git pull and updated my code with what looks like 2 commits from contributors, the web app seems now have bad performance, how can i checkut out the exact code base at a certain commit, test performance, then get back to my current state which is all the way forward14:15
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osse fission6: git checkout <certain commit>; test performance; git checkout master14:15
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fission6 thanks let me try14:15
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robertodecurnex Morning. Quick weird question.14:30
`git status`under Git 2.x14:30
how can I get a "not currently on any branch" message ?14:30
_ikke_ robertodecurnex: Do you want that message, or do you wonder why you get it?14:30
canton7 !detached14:30
gitinfo A detached HEAD(aka "no branch") occurs when your HEAD does not point at a branch. New commits will NOT be added to any branch, and can easily be !lost. This can happen if you a) check out a tag, remote tracking branch, or SHA; or b) if you are in a submodule; or you are in the middle of a c) am or d) rebase that is stuck/conflicted. See !reattach14:30
Hello71 !detached14:30
canton7 wins14:31
robertodecurnex exactly, just wondering14:31
how can i get over the detached if14:31
iateadonut i'd like to stage for commit anything in the working directory that has been 'deleted' - the file list is very very long, so i'd rather not do git rm file for each file.14:31
robertodecurnex https://github.com/git/git/blob/ce1d3a93a6405b8a0313491df3099919ed3d150f/wt-status.c#L132714:31
Hello71 canton7: mine was first, but my host is slightly oversold: %Cpu(s): 0.1 us, 0.1 sy, 0.8 ni, 47.1 id, 9.2 wa, 0.0 hi, 0.0 si, 42.8 st14:31
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robertodecurnex (I really don't need that, just trying to reproduce that `else` scenario)14:32
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_ikke_ 48% steal?14:32
canton7 robbyoconnor, like the trigger said, if you've checked out something that isn't a normal, local branch, HEAD will point directly to the commit14:32
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canton7 robbyoconnor, or maybe if HEAD points to an unborn branch?14:33
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BUSY is there a way to clone into a non-empty directory? there will be no conflicts14:33
_ikke_ BUSY: git clone url . I believe14:34
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BUSY already exists and is not an empty directory14:34
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BUSY no worries i'll just move stuff around it14:35
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_ikke_ robertodecurnex: It has to do with the reflog14:36
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robertodecurnex _ikke_: interesting, will play with it ;) ty14:39
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Sonderblade what would be the best way to move the latest commit on the current branch to a new branch based on master?15:02
_ikke_ move or copy15:02
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_ikke_ ?15:02
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Sonderblade without disturbing all my unstaged changes15:03
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_ikke_ git stash; git branch <new_branch>: git reset --hard HEAD^; git stash pop15:03
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Sonderblade but then the new branch wont be based on master15:04
_ikke_ it will15:05
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wrouesnel is there a way to rebase a whole stack of branches which share a common ancestor (i.e. upstream/master) semi-automatically?15:05
_ikke_ not really15:05
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_ikke_ You can basically create a loop which calls rebase15:05
PsciCOdeliXHAt hello guys...I had a branch which was better than the master, so i rename the master to master-old and rename the better-branch to master, and push it with --force...but know when i clone it from remote repo, it's not the same thing as my work local dir...some hint ? how do I fix that15:06
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PsciCOdeliXHAt anyone may help with that15:08
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moritz PsciCOdeliXHAt: do you have uncommitted changes? what does 'git status' say in you "local work dir" and in the new clone?15:10
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Sonderblade _ikke_: i tried it and the new branch definitely becomes based on the current branch, not master15:11
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PsciCOdeliXHAt moritz: it's says nothing to commit15:14
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moritz PsciCOdeliXHAt: please copy&paste the whole output from both to a pastebin15:14
PsciCOdeliXHAt ok15:14
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hexagoxel Sonderblade: you can rebase the new branch (before popping stash). i.e. "git rebase --onto master temp^ temp" where "temp" is the <new_branch>15:18
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Sonderblade hexagoxel: i did it afterwards, worked too15:19
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hexagoxel yeah it depends on how clean your workingdir is, i suppose15:20
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canci hm... I would like to run textconv for git-diff to transform unintellegible text-files to something readable. The problem is that these files don't have an extension15:22
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canci Is there a way to bind a textconv method to a file rather than using its extension?15:22
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canton7 canci, should be, sure15:23
man gitattributes15:23
gitinfo the gitattributes manpage is available at http://jk.gs/gitattributes.html15:23
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canci canton7: I haven't found it in there yet15:25
[diff "ps"] \n textconv = ps2ascii \n binary = true15:25
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canton7 so that defines the diff driver15:25
canci that is what I find in there - however that binds to *.ps, doesn't it?15:25
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canton7 no15:25
it creates a diff driver named "ps"15:25
canci ah, so I would put diff=ps into gitattributes?15:26
canton7 and see *just* above that, 'String'15:26
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canton7 almost.15:26
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canton7 it's filename_or_pattern <whitespace> diff=diff_driver15:26
canci yea right15:26
canton7 so my_funky_filename diff=ps15:27
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canci okay, but I must say that is not really aparrent from the manpage :/15:27
canton7 yeah it's not stuffed full of example15:27
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canton7 but if you scroll down a few lines, you can that tex diff example15:28
which is pretty close15:28
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canton7 and that syntax is used again and again15:28
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canci yea, the trouble is that it says 'you cannot use -diff and diff=foo' and at that point it doesn't define at all what diff=foo does15:28
the tex example is better, indeed15:29
however you don't find that by searching for textconv15:29
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canci canton7: thanks for your help ;)15:29
canton7 :)15:29
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jokke i want to show the names of all changed files between the current commit and last tag. I tried git diff --name-only `git describe --tags`16:01
but it shows nothing16:01
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jokke the changes come from another branch. might this be an issue?16:01
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umpire777 anyone with a suggestion on updating bash in the windows GIT install?16:05
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karstensrage i keep getting into these situation where i pull from master and am ahead of master by X number of commits even though i havent changed anything or committed anything16:22
what happens if i push that?16:22
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tang^ umpire777: helps if you wait more than five minutes for your answer16:23
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anaran karstensrage: do you have multiple remotes? git remote -v16:23
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karstensrage anaran, no the same remote listed twice for fetch and push16:24
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anaran karstensrage: git remote show NAME_OF_REMOTE # looks ok?16:25
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anaran karstensrage: git reflog # should give you an idea what sent on in your repo16:27
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karstensrage git remote show looks fine its github16:30
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karstensrage git reflog shows a bunch of checkout:moving from master to master16:30
pull origin master: FF16:31
only one commet at {5}16:31
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anaran karstensrage: and it says you are ahead by how many?16:32
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Vampire0 karstensrage, you are probably using an old version of Git and are facing !fetch416:32
gitinfo karstensrage: [!fetchfour] [pre 1.8.4 only] We recommend against using 'git fetch/pull <remote> <refspec>' (i.e. with branch argument), because it doesn't update the <remote>/<branch> ref. The easy way to fetch things properly is to get everything: 'git fetch' or 'git pull' are sufficient if you have one remote; otherwise we recommend 'git fetch <remote>' (plus 'git merge <remote>/<branch>' if you wanted to pull/merge).16:32
G_SabinoMullane Is there a way to make git diff do depth-first? I'm aware of the -O option. Need to git diff two tags and have foo/bar come before zeta16:32
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karstensrage so should i update git then clone again?16:34
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karstensrage im nervous about pushing this, i dont know what it will do16:34
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anaran karstensrage: git log origin/master..master # explains the 20 commits?16:35
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anaran ^assuming you are on master16:36
karstensrage Segmentation fault16:36
oh crap16:36
anaran Vampire0: would git fsck be advisible in such a case?16:37
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Vampire0 why anaran? what karstensrage sees is absolutely expected behaviour16:38
TomCat2 is it possible someone rebased master and recreated it on your remote? I'm not sure what that looks like when that happens since I normally avoid such things16:38
Vampire0 karstensrage, you can either update Git, or follow the advice in !fetch416:38
gitinfo karstensrage: [!fetchfour] [pre 1.8.4 only] We recommend against using 'git fetch/pull <remote> <refspec>' (i.e. with branch argument), because it doesn't update the <remote>/<branch> ref. The easy way to fetch things properly is to get everything: 'git fetch' or 'git pull' are sufficient if you have one remote; otherwise we recommend 'git fetch <remote>' (plus 'git merge <remote>/<branch>' if you wanted to pull/merge).16:38
anaran Vampire0: segmentation fault? karstensrage of git itself?16:38
Vampire0 ah, didn't see the segfault16:39
karstensrage yes16:39
Glaisher is it possible to submit a patch file without cloning the repository locally?16:39
karstensrage now it says Illegal instruction16:39
Vampire0 This doesn't sound to me like a corrupt repository16:39
More like a broken system or Git executable or RAM16:40
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anaran Glaisher: where is the source? ON github you can edit online and send a pull request16:41
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Glaisher nope, gerrit16:41
jokke is it somehow possible to find out the previous head in a post-merge hook?16:41
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Vampire0 jokke, this should be the first parent of the merge commit, shouldn't it?16:42
anaran Glaisher: typo patch or real code, in which case you should be able to test it first16:42
Glaisher anaran: sort of a typo patch16:43
jokke Vampire0: as in HEAD~~16:43
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anaran Glaisher: I guess you would have to ask the project owners anyway, practices vary widely16:44
Remram How do I get Git to output debugging information?16:45
internal commands like http-fetch or send-pack have -v flags but they don't get carried over from higher-level commands16:45
This shows debugging output: http://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-Internals-Transfer-Protocols16:45
but there is no indication as to what was set to get it16:46
karstensrage ok i built 1.9.4 and its working16:46
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karstensrage git log origin/master..master shows a bunch of changes that are already in master on the remote16:47
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Vampire0 jokke, that is the grandparent (same as HEAD^^ or HEAD~2), I think the first parent, HEAD~, is what you are after16:52
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Vampire0 karstensrage, you now of course have to do the pull or fetch again as you did !fetch4 before. Did you at all read the hint?16:53
gitinfo karstensrage: [!fetchfour] [pre 1.8.4 only] We recommend against using 'git fetch/pull <remote> <refspec>' (i.e. with branch argument), because it doesn't update the <remote>/<branch> ref. The easy way to fetch things properly is to get everything: 'git fetch' or 'git pull' are sufficient if you have one remote; otherwise we recommend 'git fetch <remote>' (plus 'git merge <remote>/<branch>' if you wanted to pull/merge).16:53
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karstensrage Vampire0, ok16:53
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jokke Vampire0: yup16:58
thanks16:58
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gitinfo jokke: This channel tracks karma based on who has gotten lots of thanks for being helpful. If you want to help someone reach karmic nirvana, please mention their name when thanking them with "thank you", "thankyou", "thanks", "thx" or "cheers". Try ".karma <nick>" or ".topkarma" to show karma status of a person, but please do it via private message to avoid mass highlighting people.17:01
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Remram Oooooh, that's cool.17:04
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Remram I had tried rolling out something like that for mailing-lists a while back17:04
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jokke Vampire0: thanks :)17:07
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gitinfo the Genuine Real Life Karma™ REST API results are back! v‍ampire0: 18 (1 in past 30 days) (2 given out)17:07
jokke ;)17:08
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Steve_Jobs does anyone know if bash issues from yesterday affect gitolite?17:27
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Remram Hmm, I'm looking for a script that would allow Git and Dropbox to work together17:41
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Remram like, that would automatically commit when my dumb-ass dropbox-using collaborators make a change in document in dropbox17:42
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Remram so that I don't have to put up with that crap17:42
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Remram Obviously, my googling attempts only returned heretic blog posts about hosting your git repositories on dropbox17:43
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mikehaas763 Out of curiousity, is it possible to set up a working git repo as a remote and to push to it? (as opposed to a bare repo)17:51
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Seveas mikehaas763: yes17:52
though to say that it's not recommended would be an understatement...17:52
mikehaas763 I know it's not recommended, was just curious so that I can provide an answer when the team members I'm training on Git ask me about it.17:53
Seveas in fact, if you do such a thing, it's highly unlikely people in here will want to help you when (not if, when) it breaks :)17:53
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mikehaas763 Seveas, although, now I'm wondering... what is the technical reasons as to why it's not recommended?17:54
Seveas you can't update a work tree by pushing, you can't update the currently checked out branch when pushing.17:54
subhojit777 i am having some problem. https://github.com/subhojit777/drupal-vim/tree/master/bundle there are some icons in gray color (cannot be clicked) and others in blue (can be clicked). why this difference. the gray ones are installing correctly, not the blue ones.17:54
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Seveas and though in theory that can be made possible, git is not a !deploy tool, so it won't be implemented :)17:55
gitinfo Git is not a deployment tool, but you can build one around it (in simple environments) or use it as an object store(for complex ones). Here are some options/ideas to get you started: http://gitolite.com/deploy.html17:55
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Seveas subhojit777: the gray ones are submodules, but the repo is borked and is missing the actual submodule config17:58
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subhojit777 Seveas, borked?18:01
Seveas subhojit777: broken.18:01
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subhojit777 Seveas, so the blue ones, there repos are "borked"?18:04
their* repos are borked18:04
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Seveas no, *your* repo is borked18:04
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subhojit777 Seveas, any idea how to fix it?18:09
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Seveas yes, stop ignoring git's advice to commit the submodule config.18:09
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Seveas actually, it's not just advice that git does, it even stages the file for you. For some unknown reason you keep unstaging it18:10
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subhojit777 Seveas, so I will add bundle/* in .gitignore18:11
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Seveas that's not at all what I said.18:11
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dgpalmer hey there, i have 2 repos, 1 for my web application, and 1 for a plugin….how can I clone the plugin repo into my web applications repo and have them “synced” so to speak? i have tried using git remote add <remote repo> but that did not work for me…I’d just like to be able to push changes to my plugins repo and have them reflected in the web applications repo18:21
thanks folks :)18:21
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tobiasvl dgpalmer: sounds like you maybe want a !submodule18:22
gitinfo dgpalmer: git-submodule is ideal to add subsidiary git repositories to a git superproject when you do not control the subprojects or more specifically wish to fix the subproject at a specific revision even as the subproject changes upstream. See http://www.git-scm.com/book/en/Git-Tools-Submodules18:22
tobiasvl or !subtree18:22
gitinfo The subtree merge method is great for incorporating a subsidiary git repo into your current one with "unified" history. Read http://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-Tools-Subtree-Merging for more info, see also !git-subtree and !git-stich-repo.18:22
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tobiasvl (I always forget which one of those refers to the other)18:22
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dgpalmer tobiasvl: thanks, i had actually tried that but it didnt do what i expected. i had followed the steps here http://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-Tools-Subtree-Merging18:23
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dgpalmer tobiasvl: i think that submodule is what i need, giving that a shot.18:24
tobiasvl good luck. submodules don't always do what you expect either :) but holler if you stumble upon some of the gotchas18:25
dgpalmer tobiasvl: thanks much sir, i am a long time subversion user, still trying to get the hang of git18:25
tobiasvl good for you!18:26
Vampire0 dgpalmer, there are also other options18:26
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Vampire0 dgpalmer, if you develop both repos yourself and together maybe !gitslave is also interesting18:26
gitinfo dgpalmer: gitslave (http://gitslave.sf.net) is useful to add subsidiary git repositories to a git superproject when you control and develop on the subprojects at more or less the same time as the superproject, and furthermore when you typically want to tag, branch, push, pull, etc. all repositories at the same time.18:26
Vampire0 dgpalmer, also look at the other options at !subr18:26
gitinfo dgpalmer: [!subprojects] So, you want to add git repositories inside of other git repositories? Well, you have four main options. First is to just do it, add the repo to the outer project's .gitignore, and treat them entirely separately. Best if they are entirely separate. Otherwise your best options are "!submodule", "!gitslave", and "!subtree". Try those commands in this channel, or in a PM to avoid flooding.18:26
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Chaze Hey, general question: I have a virtual drive that is duplicated on multiple systems, and occaisionally synced (newer timestamps override old files, but deletion does not propagate). I have a couple of git repositories in this drive. Will they become broken through this sync process?18:34
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Chaze the issue certainly is that when something in the repository gets deleted, the 'syncing' essentially restores that file.18:35
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Chaze (not talking about the files in the working copy here, but the repo itself)18:35
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BtbN Chaze, that sounds like an extremely broken "sync"18:38
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BtbN Why even sync git repositorys? Just push and pull between them18:38
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dgpalmer tobiasvl: for the subtree, there is this command: $ git read-tree --prefix=rack/ -u rack_branch18:39
tobiasvl: what should that prefix value be? the path to where i want the external repo to reside?18:39
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hhhhhhhh hi how do i reattach head18:42
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canton7 !reattach18:43
gitinfo Letters refer to !detached. (a) and (b): 'git checkout branchname' to continue working on another branch, or 'git checkout -b branchname' to start a new one here; (c) git am --continue; (d) git rebase --continue18:43
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canton7 letters refer to: !detach18:43
gitinfo [!detached] A detached HEAD(aka "no branch") occurs when your HEAD does not point at a branch. New commits will NOT be added to any branch, and can easily be !lost. This can happen if you a) check out a tag, remote tracking branch, or SHA; or b) if you are in a submodule; or you are in the middle of a c) am or d) rebase that is stuck/conflicted. See !reattach18:43
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Chaze BtbN: the sync isn't for the git repositiories per-se. I sync my complete user data between multiple systems - among which, there may also be git repos18:43
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tobiasvl dgpalmer: yeah probably. man git-read-tree or http://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-Internals-Git-Objects18:44
gitinfo dgpalmer: the git-read-tree manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-read-tree.html18:44
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tobiasvl dgpalmer: I haven't used subtree that much so better direct your questions to the channel at large than at me directly :)18:44
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dgpalmer tobiasvl: hahaha no worries, i just have a front end developer chomping at the bits to theme this plugin….im just determined to do this the proper git way18:45
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hhhhhhhh how do i make master point to my current commit18:46
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canton7 you don't care about what master is currently pointing to?18:46
note that this might be !rewriting18:46
gitinfo [!rewrite] Rewriting public history is not recommended. Everyone who has pulled the old history have to do work (and you'll have to tell them to), so it's infinitely better to just move on. If you must, you can use `git push -f <remote> <branch>` to force (and the remote may reject that, anyway). See http://goo.gl/waqum18:46
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hhhhhhhh canton7: i dont18:46
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canton7 'git checkout master; git reset --hard <commit you did have checked out>' is one way18:47
'git checkout -B master HEAD' is another18:47
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hhhhhhhh that looks like it did it18:48
thanks18:48
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subhojit777 Seveas, now I understand what I was doing wrong. http://vimcasts.org/episodes/synchronizing-plugins-with-git-submodules-and-pathogen/ this shows how to manage plugins as git submodule - thanks :)18:53
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bakers I was on brach A. I did "git stash" switched to branch B, and no I have a ton of merge conflicts. I don't care about branch A I want to go back to B with the code I had stashed19:56
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bakers is that possible, or do I lose all that code when I do "git stash pop"19:56
canton7 you don't get conflicts by switching branches19:56
did you stash pop after switching?19:56
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canton7 you were on A, went to B, now you don't care about A and want to go back to B? wut?19:57
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canton7 and no, if 'git stash pop' conflicts, then the stash isn't actually popped19:57
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bakers canton7: Sorry yes, I neglected that I did git stash pop19:57
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bakers I did "stash pop" and it didn't merge cleanly. I just want to go back to A with the code from my stash19:58
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tobiasvl just a tip: "git stash apply" will apply the stash without removing the stash19:58
bakers when I try and switch back I get a bunch of "needs merge"19:58
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bakers tobiasvl: I'll have to do that next time19:58
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pombreda Howdy: I have a top git repo with a deep nesting of submodules. I want to get back to the exact code tree that existed for a tag on the top repo,to deploy that somewhere internally. Is this the right sequence to get this? https://gist.github.com/pombredanne/6a1260da304ecc51625d19:59
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bakers canton7: so if I git reset head all those changes so there is no merge conflict, then switch back repos, and git stash pop will my code still be in the stash?19:59
canton7 "back repos"20:00
and yes20:00
bakers canton7: I meant branches, sorry20:00
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bakers canton7: Phew that worked... thanks20:03
Eugene bakers - if you've still got the SHA of the stash in your terminal history you can `git cherry-pick $SHA`, which is basically what `git stash apply` does internally20:03
bakers canton7: For future reference... if I "stash pop" but it does NOT merge cleanly it does not remove that ref to the stash?20:03
canton7 and no, if 'git stash pop' conflicts, then the stash isn't actually popped20:03
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gitinfo set mode: +v20:25
KrofDrakula hello20:25
gitinfo KrofDrakula: hi! I'd like to automatically welcome you to #git, a place full of helpful gits. Got a question? Just ask it — chances are someone will answer fairly soon. The topic has links with more information about git and this channel. NB. it can't hurt to do a backup (type !backup for help) before trying things out, especially if they involve dangerous keywords such as --hard, clean, --force/-f, rm and so on.20:25
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KrofDrakula i've got git 1.7.2.5 installed as the version that comes as default on debian 620:25
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KrofDrakula does anyone know if this git version respects the merge attribute in the .gitattributes file?20:26
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KrofDrakula i'm trying to set up merge drivers for specific paths, but it doesn't seem to be taking hold20:26
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KrofDrakula here are the configurations and scripts i'm using to achieve this: https://gist.github.com/KrofDrakula/9e4a880cf58bf6fb444420:31
am i missing something?20:31
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Seveas KrofDrakula: yes, that version inculdes support for the merge attribute20:35
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KrofDrakula Seveas: k, so that's one troubleshooting item less to deal with; any ideas on what i'm missing in the gist to make that work, then?20:36
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Seveas no idea, I don't use attributes20:36
I just looked up the commit that added the merge attribute (f3ef6b6bbe9bfd3d09130f7e26b87dbe11b93c5b) and ran git tag --contains on it :)20:36
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KrofDrakula ah, ok :) will lurk here some more in case anyone can shed any light on the merge attribute, then20:37
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KrofDrakula thanks20:37
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pombreda guesses that nones has an idea for sub modules question above ? :|21:33
pombreda s/for sub/for my sub21:33
j`ey hates submodules21:34
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pombreda j`ey: ;)21:44
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j`ey pombreda: i just switched to them at work.. but it seems like the best of a bad bunch21:45
pombreda I have to do with the hand I was dealt with ;)21:45
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osse pombreda: not if you bluff22:06
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zahlman I've made a mistake. I used someone else's repository as an example for setting up my directory structure and build tools; but rather than simply getting a download, replacing the content and init'ing a new repository, I cloned it and started committing.22:29
Now I have a branch of something else that should be a separate, new project; and I can't `git remote add origin` on github. How do I best fix this?22:29
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pombreda zahlman: do you care for your history or not?22:30
zahlman: you could quite simply create another remote call for instance upstream or anything else22:31
or start from scratch clean without any history22:31
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zahlman I have about 20 commits, which I'd like to preserve. the original project has not much more than that.22:33
pombreda answereing my own question above "I have a top git repo with a deep nesting of submodules. I want to get back to the exact code tree that existed for a tag on the top repo,to deploy that somewhere internally. Is this the right sequence to get this? https://gist.github.com/pombredanne/6a1260da304ecc51625d"22:33
pombreda: after some extensive check this works indeed22:33
:D22:33
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pombreda zahlman: create a new remote, just do not call it "origin"22:34
hexagoxel zahlman: but you can add remote locally22:34
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pombreda remote defs are by definition local :P I can grok that could be confusing22:35
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zahlman so when I subsequently push to github, I'd do `git push <other name> master`? there's nothing magic about the name 'origin'?22:36
hexagoxel but your remote could have a remote, couldn't it?22:36
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pekster zahlman: Besides the fact that it's the default name for a remote, it's not special at all. I frequently rename 'origin' because I have multiple origins with the way I do my workflow22:37
I'd rather see a name that tells me where I'm pushing/pulling from/to22:37
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zahlman ... but 'master' is magic in that it refers to the main branch, yes?22:39
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hexagoxel i don't think there is much magic for master, either22:40
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hexagoxel default branch name22:40
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pombreda correct22:41
zahlman ok, but suppose I wanted to preserve my history, but get rid of that from the old project. Can I do better than (ugh) writing a script to re-create a new repository, one commit at a time, copying across from the old one?22:42
pombreda pekster: same here, I like to have eventually multiple clearly named remotes... usually upstream something for others ... and I tend to keep origin for remotes that under my direct control22:42
hexagoxel zahlman: keep the repository, add a new remote, do a rebase -i and squash some stuff22:43
(there might be better solutions still)22:43
zahlman someone in another channel mentioned filter-branch22:43
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hexagoxel unless there are files from the "old project" that you don't want in your history, filter-branch should not be necessary22:44
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zahlman if I rebase -i from the first old-project commit to the first my-project commit, that'd be moot, yeah?22:45
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zahlman because the first commit would effectively just show the files I had in my first version?22:46
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bodie_ I want to diff a file between two branches, but `git diff branch1:path/to/file branch2:path/to/file` doesn't show the changes which I know are there.22:46
what can / should I do?22:47
it simply doesn't show any changes at all.22:47
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soerenb shouldn't it be git diff branch1 branch2 -- file22:48
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hexagoxel zahlman: uhm, i don't get your question22:50
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zahlman hexagoxel: I mean, I don't understand what "files from the old project" would still appear in the commit history, if I rebase the way I think I need to.22:51
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zahlman which would be something like `git rebase --onto <initial commit> <my first commit> <my last commit>22:52
hexagoxel zahlman: if you don't omit any commits, just edit/squash/fixup, then the set of files (and the end result) will remain unchanged22:52
that's not --interactive22:53
zahlman oh, the interactive mode does something different than just letting you browse for the commits you want?22:53
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hexagoxel yes22:53
you could, for example, rewrite a single commit message22:53
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hexagoxel or take two commits and "merge" them into one22:54
read the manpage22:54
bodie_ soerenb, same, no results from the diff22:55
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zahlman yeah, the description of interactive mode is way at the end of the manpage, past the other options, didn't expect that.22:56
hexagoxel in your case, you'd want to merge the "old project" commits, and maybe additionally edit the commit (if you want take over authorship :D)22:56
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zahlman okay, this looks like I can figure it out22:56
hexagoxel and always backup (i.e. keep the old branch around) :)22:56
zahlman I think I'm going to physically copy the .git folder somewhere else for this :)22:57
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bodie_ ah, there we go, just a dumb mistake22:57
soerenb, I do like that syntax better though :)22:57
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zahlman is just editing the commit from my perspective enough to change the owner, or do I need to do anything explicitly?22:58
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hexagoxel zahlman: --reset-author, maybe23:01
zahlman: also, i just noticed that rebase -i somehow can not touch initial commit23:01
so you might need to check that out, edit it, then rebase your complete history onto that, then rebase -i to squash23:02
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hexagoxel (and channel, please say if anyone has a better solution to this)23:03
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KrofDrakula don't have much to add to what was already said, but i do have a problem i'm stuck on myself :)23:09
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KrofDrakula for some reason, merging a file with the merge attribute in .gitattributes doesn't trigger my custom merge driver: https://gist.github.com/KrofDrakula/9e4a880cf58bf6fb444423:10
is the merge driver triggered only when there are changes both in HEAD and the merged branch?23:11
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KrofDrakula is it triggered when there are only incoming changes from the merged branch, but nothing changed in HEAD?23:11
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zahlman I found this which seems useful to me: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2246208/change-first-commit-of-project-with-git23:46
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sitaram Steve_Jobs: yes they do; look on groups.google.com for the mailing list and one of the recent threads discusses it briefly23:49
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