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2015-03-28

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eparis Eugene: but that only works if I know $REMOTE00:01
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eparis and i know some people use 'origin' and some people use 'upstream' :-(00:01
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Eugene Add a for loop and `git remote` ;-)00:02
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eparis Eugene: ahhh, even better, i know i only care about a specific tree, so I can hard code github.com:GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes.git instead of giving a remote!00:04
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eparis Eugene: thank you!00:05
Eugene That works, too.00:05
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Timvde If I have a/ in .gitignore, then create a/{1..3} and a/.gitignore with contents !1, shouldn't git status show a/1 as untracked file?00:15
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canton7 Timvde, no. git stops looking when it meets an ignored directory00:20
in other words, only things considered directly for ignoral can be unignored00:20
... so if you had 'a/*' then an unignore would work. each file within a/ is considered for ignoral, and so can be unignored00:20
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Timvde canton7: Ah, thanks :)00:22
canton7 it's a bit counter-intuitive, but needs to be that way for efficiency reasons00:22
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Timvde canton7: Yea, from a programmer point of view, it does sound logical :)00:23
canton7 :)00:23
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Timvde This works exactly as I wanted, thanks :)00:26
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eparis Eugene: I thought this was working.... $ git branch --contains HEAD lkjsdflkjdsflkjfds; echo $?01:05
it always returns 0 :-(01:06
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eparis it only dies if the revision doesn't exist, not if it isn't in any matched branches :-(*01:07
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bramgg Is there any reason to choose to use an HTTPS remote URL over SSH, or vice versa?02:02
morriscox I tried to "git clone https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git" and get the message that "Clone succeeded, but checkout failed." because a file couldn't be found: "error: unable to create file drivers/gpu/drm/nouveau/nvkm/subdev/i2c/aux.c (No such file or directory)". "git checkout -f HEAD" doesn't work, claiming that HEAD doesn't exist. The path is not too long. Anyone02:03
have any idea what's going on?02:03
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Eugene eparis `| wc -l` ;-)03:30
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deltab bramgg: access through firewalls03:42
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DevHC i need to parameterize Git to make it work with a repository located in a subdirectory of the current directory, and to have paths be relative to the current directory03:47
details:03:47
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DevHC - i have ./repo/.git, ./repo/main.c, and ./irrelevant.txt03:48
- from the viewpoint of the repository, there's a single "main.c" file, which is has a modified working copy03:49
- some ``git [...] status'' command should display: modified: repo/main.c03:50
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DevHC ie., not just main.c; copying the path text and making it an argument to a Unix program (eg., a text editor) should point the program to the file03:51
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DevHC i'm unable to get the --git-dir, --work-tree and -C arguments to work as desired03:52
HALP?03:52
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raymond I think to get what you want, you need to issue the "git ... status" from the stop level of the repo, otherwise "git status" is relative from where it's issued.03:55
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DevHC nope, that's the exact opposite of what i want03:56
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bramgg deltab: thanks, anything else?04:00
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raymond DevHC: I guess I'm not following.04:03
You want to strip the any paths which may exist?04:03
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DevHC i want paths *not* to be stripped04:03
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deltab bramgg: virtual hosting, maybe04:09
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deltab bramgg: less load on the server due to pre-prepared packs04:11
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deltab http://www.git-scm.com/2010/03/04/smart-http.html04:13
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totoybato Hi everyone, during "git rebase -i master" command, I pick the first commit and squash the rest of commits, how do I use the timestamp of the last (squashed) commit as the timestamp for the combined commit?06:33
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gfixler totoybato: the author date never changes06:48
only the committer date, because you're the new committer06:48
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totoybato gfixler: I see, thanks!06:51
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gfixler totoybato: you could amend the commit with --date="YYYY-MM-DD HH:MMPM" if you wanted to change the author date06:52
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totoybato good to know that, I decided I'll keep the default behaviour. I realized now the that git log shows the author date by default but the commit date is indeed recent, this is ok since it reflects that I did commit something on that specific time.06:54
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diegoviola I want to create a patch for a repo/project but the repo is too big, is it ok if I clone the repo with --depth 1? would my patch still apply cleanly on the other side?07:32
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diegoviola assuming they have the whole history07:32
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diegoviola or the history has nothing to do with that?07:33
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DevHC diegoviola: patch as in a ".patch" aka diff(1) output? then history is irrelevant07:34
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diegoviola DevHC: I want to submit a patch to a mailing list07:34
DevHC then definitely irrelevant07:34
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diegoviola thanks07:34
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diegoviola --depth 1 should give me all the branches as well, right?07:36
DevHC has no idea07:37
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diegoviola git diff > foo.patch should be good enough for sending a patch over email, right?08:37
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bremner diegoviola: git format-patch is generally better08:38
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bremner most projects will want a sensible commit message.08:38
*shrug* depends _why_ you are sending the patch08:39
diegoviola to fix a typo08:39
DevHC 2. edit the top of foo.patch and write information08:39
bremner diegoviola: if it's contribution to another project, then make an actual commit, and use format-patch.08:39
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diegoviola ok thanks08:39
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jasabella hi :) what happens if there is a .git further down the path? it's ok right? git will use the nearest one? or do i need to merge the repos?08:41
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bremner !subrepo08:42
gitinfo [!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.08:42
jasabella ta08:43
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jasabella must be a common thing though? with refactoring and all that?08:44
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DevHC http://i.imgur.com/vOfjinu.jpg08:47
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jim jasabella, I have what might be called plugins in my web app, and there is a .git at the root and another .git for a plugin which is up the tree a ways08:53
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jim and it's working fine, I can commit to either and it gets to the right repo08:54
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jim as you might expect both repos have remotes, and they work too08:56
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jasabella i see08:58
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diegoviola can I sign off a commit after I made the commit?09:05
--amend I guess?09:06
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Seveas diegoviola: correct.09:55
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Napoelon hello, noob @ irc here, not sure of the protocol12:56
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osse don't worry about the protocol. your irc client takes care of that.12:57
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osse or do you mean like the "human protocol"?12:58
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Napoelon thnx :) I was actually referring to how to go about speaking in the channel.12:58
osse So far, so good.12:58
Napoelon cheers12:58
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osse Napoelon: I presume you have a git-related questionb?13:00
Napoelon I am having difficulty setting up a local 'origin' repo in a particular way.13:00
yes13:00
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Napoelon I am working on a project @ uni, and I have a number of folders in my thesis document root13:01
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Napoelon Each folder has its own .git repo13:01
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Napoelon That part is working fine.13:02
I'm trying to learn more about git, so I setup a 'origin' repo in a different folder on my PC13:02
In my thesis structure, each folder is an independent piece of work. I think it could be called a 'submodule' using GIT terminology.13:03
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Napoelon I would like to have these submodules go into my origin repo in a way that I can pull each one out without getting the whole lot.13:04
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Napoelon when I created my 'origin', I used the command "git init --bare ~/git/thesis.git13:06
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osse you cannot stuff several submodules into one repo.13:07
Napoelon ah ha.13:07
nanonyme In case those ideas came from prior SVN experiences, Git doesn't work at all like SVN. Just FWIW :)13:07
osse you need one bare repo per submodule in that case.13:07
Napoelon No, I haven't used SVN at all (though I know what it is)13:07
ok.13:08
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osse Also: they aren't technically submodules unless you also have an additional arepo at the root of your thesis.13:08
Napoelon So, if someone asks for my planning work, I can have them pull from the 'planning.git' repo13:08
nanonyme Well, what you wanted sounded more like SVN as there a concept of checking out a directory from inside a repo is a thing. In Git if you want to split things, you have multiple repositories13:09
Napoelon Then, if someone asks for my webots work, I can have them pull from 'webots.git'13:09
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Napoelon the above 2 scenarios I can already do.13:09
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Napoelon What I would like to be able to do is automatically give someone who wants ALL my work both repos13:10
so if they ask for my thesis, I would tell them to pull 'thesis.git'13:10
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Napoelon and they would get the planning and webots in one hit.13:10
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Napoelon I have separate repos in my working folders. But I'm trying to bring them together somehow.13:11
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osse Napoelon: then you need a third repo, one which has the other two as submodules13:11
Napoelon ok13:12
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Napoelon My working folders are in ~/Documents/thesis/...13:12
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Napoelon My 'origin' which I call 'planning' and 'webots' are in ~/git/planning.git and ~/git/webots.git respectively.13:13
so to make the overriding repo, do I go a 'git init' in ~/Documents/thesis?13:14
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Napoelon Or do I need to move my 'origins' down one level; ~/git/thesis/planning.git and ~/git/thesis/webots.git13:15
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Napoelon and then do a 'git init --bare ~/git/thesis.git' ?13:15
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osse Napoelon: git init in ~/Documents/thesis sounds like a good start13:16
Napoelon the .git files are a compressed version of my working folders but in a single file?13:16
osse no, .git contains a bunch of files13:16
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_ikke_ It's a directory13:16
Napoelon osse: you mean the .git folder in the working folder13:17
osse yes13:17
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Napoelon ok, I just had a look, and the '~/git/thesis.git' is actually a folder as well, with similar files under it13:18
ok, I've done the git init at the thesis level in my working folders13:19
I can add the planning and webots folders to it if I choose.13:19
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Napoelon But if I do that, won't I be doubling up on the storage?13:19
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Napoelon I think I have a faulty conception of what GIT is.13:23
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_ikke_ Napoelon: thesis.git is a so called bare repository13:36
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Napoelon yes13:37
_ikke_ Napoelon: Right, was just reading back13:37
Napoelon it's not located in my working folders13:37
I'm doing what osse suggested b413:38
I can clone 'planning' and get planning, then clone 'webots' and get webots.13:38
Now I'm about to see if I can get clone 'thesis' to give me both of them.13:38
_ikke_ Napoelon: use git clone --recursive if you have added them as submodules (git submodule add)13:39
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Napoelon yea, I've head of the recursive option. But then I read that submodules are 'static' in the repo and decided to install IRC and ask.13:41
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osse Napoelon: in your setup you need a total of six repos: the two that contain your thesis work, the one that has the other two registered as submodules, and the bare counterparts for all those three.13:42
Napoelon yes, 3 in my working folders, and 3 in the '~/git/'13:43
osse yes13:43
now, which do you have so far13:43
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Napoelon I created a repo in thesis. Then I did 'git add *', 'git commit -m "Initial Commit"', 'git init --bare ~/git/thesis.git', 'git remote add thesis ~/git/thesis.git', and git push --all thesis13:45
then I went to a separate folder and did a clone of thesis.git.13:46
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Napoelon All that came down was the folders 'planning' and 'webots'. But there was no content within them.13:46
osse did you clone --recursive=13:46
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Napoelon ahhh, no I didn't. I'll try that13:47
osse i'm not sure the 'git add *' added them as submodules proper13:47
_ikke_ Nope13:47
It doesn't13:47
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Napoelon ok, so I should use the 'git submodule add' in the thesis folder13:48
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Napoelon would the command be: 'git submodule add planning' ?13:49
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Napoelon (made a copy of my work in case anything goes pear shaped)13:50
osse git submodule add ~/git/plannit.git13:50
_ikke_ git submodule add <path> <url>13:50
Napoelon yep13:50
_ikke_ Oh,13:51
<url> <path>13:51
osse _ikke_: it's the other way around13:51
_ikke_ yeah13:51
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Napoelon I'm in thesis and reset everything. I recreated my local git.13:52
osse now I'm guessing you get an error about the directory already existing or something13:52
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Napoelon I've also created the bare 'thesis.git' in ~/git13:53
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Napoelon I haven't used the submodule command yet.13:54
I just reset it all to the start13:54
'git status' tells me that I can add 'planning' and 'webots'.13:55
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Napoelon Should I push from the thesis working folder to the remote? (I think NO)13:56
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_ikke_ thesis.git is the 'super' project, right?13:57
Napoelon In my thesis working folder. 'git submodule add ~/git/plannit.git' will add that to the thesis repo as a module.13:57
osse doesn't matter. you don't have to push from that until you're done13:57
Napoelon ok13:57
_ikke_ Napoelon: You start with an empty super project13:57
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Napoelon yes, that's what I've just done. Cleaned up my previous attempts13:58
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Napoelon I'm about to add the submodule as per osse's suggestion above.13:58
_ikke_ Why does git status then says you can add planning and webots?13:58
Napoelon Can I give the submodule a name within my own repo?13:59
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_ikke_ Napoelon: You can decide the folder name13:59
Napoelon git submodule add ~/git/plannit.git <== my own custom name possible?13:59
yea, by putting it at the end14:00
_ikke_ the last parameter14:00
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Napoelon 'git submodule add ~/git/plannit.git planning' =-> Adding existing repo at 'planning' to the index14:01
_ikke_ and then git submodule update14:01
Hmm14:01
Napoelon I have to push it to the origin first14:02
_ikke_ never done it that way, but perhaps it works14:02
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Napoelon that worked14:04
osse goes to buy a14:04
osse fluorescent lamp starter14:05
Napoelon use LEDs14:05
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osse i will when it's time to refurbish my kitchen. but now is not that time.14:05
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Napoelon lol14:07
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Napoelon Ok, that method works, but only for the clone command.14:09
using git pull in my new 'thesis' working folder didn't download webots after I added it as a submodule.14:10
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Napoelon Also, after the clone, the planning & webots folders did not contain their respective git repos. (ie they were snapshots only)14:12
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Napoelon They did have a .git FILE, and when I did git status, I get a message "HEAD detached at #####" nothing to commit, working directory clean.14:13
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_ikke_ Napoelon: The .git file is a link to the actual .git directory, which is stored in the parent repo14:15
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_ikke_ Napoelon: And the detached HEAD is because git by default tracks the commit of the submodule, so that when someone clones a repo with submodules, they will always get the same commits14:16
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Napoelon _ikke: ic. Is it possible to have the actual repo of the submodule to be retrieved?14:32
so they can do a pull in the submodule?14:33
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_ikke_ You can do a pull there14:33
You do have a full repository, it's just stored different place14:33
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Napoelon I have to go back to the thesis folder to do the pull. git pull isn't working in the webots folder14:34
_ikke_ isn't?14:34
What is the message?14:34
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Napoelon I tried 'git pull webots master'. Msg was: fatal: 'webots' does not appear to be a git repo\n fatal: Could not read from remote repo14:36
git pull =-> You are not currently on a branch. Please specify which branch you want to merge with.14:36
_ikke_ Napoelon: Is it correct those repositories were already there when you used git submodule add?14:37
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Napoelon I'm not 100% sure. I will go through the steps again. I just tried to do 'git push' from the original webots folder and I had to specify --set-upstream even though I used the git remote add webots ~/git/webots.git already.14:40
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szacun Hi! I hava a branch called feature1, and branch feature2 comming from feature1, now, i rebased feature1 to master, so its commits changed id's , how can i now rebase feature2 to feature1? here is what i mean: https://gist.github.com/mszacun/67165827093d94a2667214:42
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Dougie187 szacun: What I would do is: `git checkout feature2; git rebase -i feature1` And then remove any commits that you don't want to move from that file.14:44
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Dougie187 there are alternate commands you can use to avoid editing that file, but I don't typically use them. :P14:44
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szacun Dougie187: the thing is i want all of them, the ones from master and the ones from feature1 branch14:45
Dougie187 szacun: I don't think you understand what that command does.14:45
Do you understand how rebasing works??14:46
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Napoelon _ikke: what I didn't do at the start was set an upstream repo. I created the bare, added the remote, and pushed. But I didn't set the upstream.14:47
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szacun yes, it changes commit from which branch start, by applying all of its commits on this start point14:47
Dougie187 szacun: and it only tries to replay commits that are different from the ref you're trying to rebase onto.14:47
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szacun yes, and doesn't it know if commit is diffrent based on it's id hash?14:48
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Dougie187 So, when you type `git checkout feature2; git rebase -i feature1` it will try to figure out what commits are not on feature1 but are on feature2, and apply them at the end of feature1. Giving you all commits on master, and feature1.14:48
szacun: sometimes it's more clever than that.14:49
Sometimes it will not list commits that were part of the old feature1, because it can tell that the commits have been rebased and are identical.14:49
I'm not sure how that stuff works, so if you need to understand that someone else can tell you.14:49
But the result will be that master is in the history of feature 1 which is in the history of feature 214:49
szacun ahh, ok, i thought is relays only on hashes, so i thought i will have problem after during rebase to master feature1 commits hashes changed14:50
Dougie187 szacun: No, but that's also why I said to add the `-i` flag.14:50
That lets you manipulate the history it tries to migrate.14:50
So, you can remove any commits that you're already migrated.14:50
szacun ok, now i see, thanks14:50
Dougie187 np14:50
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Napoelon _ikke, r u still here?15:16
_ikke_ Napoelon: yeah15:17
Napoelon osse, u still here?15:17
I've gone through the whole procedure, and its ALMOST working.15:17
I cloned recursive and got everything. But the submodules don't have a .git folder.15:18
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_ikke_ a .git file, right?15:18
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Napoelon yea, but no directory15:19
_ikke_ That's by design15:19
Look at the path that's in the file15:19
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Napoelon gitdir: ../.git/modules/planning15:20
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_ikke_ So there it is15:20
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Napoelon I made a change inside the submodule (edited a text file in the clone) and did git status. I got: HEAD detached at ####\n Changes not staged .... modified: me.txt15:22
_ikke_ If you are going to work in a submodule itself, make sure you first checkout a branch15:23
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Napoelon then I did cd .. and did git status and got: On branch master .... Changes not staged... modified: webots (modified content)15:23
_ikke_ yes15:23
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_ikke_ That's all normal15:23
Napoelon so if I commit/push, that will update the remote repo?15:23
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Napoelon What do I do about the "HEAD detached at ####"?15:24
_ikke_ Napoelon: So first you have to commit the change in the submodule itself15:24
Napoelon done that now15:25
_ikke_ Did you check out a branch first like I said?15:25
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Napoelon oh, no I didn't.15:25
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Napoelon I have to checkout inside the module? checkout master?15:25
_ikke_ You probably only have master at this point right?15:25
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_ikke_ git checkout -B master15:26
(this will cause master to include the current commit)15:26
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_ikke_ it basically recreates the master branch at the current commit15:26
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Napoelon only master at the moment15:26
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Napoelon checkout master has fixed the detached head issue15:27
_ikke_ did you add the -B flag?15:27
Napoelon no15:27
the what flag?15:27
_ikke_ n/m15:27
Napoelon branch?15:27
_ikke_ git merge HEAD@{1}15:27
-b is create branch, -B is force create branch15:27
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Napoelon do I need to do a merge?15:28
_ikke_ it should do a fast-forward merge15:28
Napoelon after I cloned and had the detached head, that's when I should have checkout master straight away? right?15:29
at that point, I wouldn't need to merge (coz nothing was different)15:30
_ikke_ Napoelon: Well, you don't have to do that always, only when you plan to make changes15:30
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Napoelon OK... the merge you're referring to is part of normal git operations when working with other15:30
_ikke_ Napoelon: In this case, it's a way to get the 'lost' commit back15:31
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_ikke_ Napoelon: Make sure to read into how submodules work15:31
because they were made with a very specific use case in mind15:31
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Napoelon I'll do that. Really appreciate your help (and osse)!!15:32
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_ikke_ There are some gotcha's you have to account for15:34
Napoelon It's working :)15:35
lol, more than a couple15:35
I'm going to do a few practice runs of what we've gone through so its clear in my head what's happening.15:36
But it's working.15:36
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Napoelon After I made the change in the cloned submodule, I did the merge you suggested, then went back to the thesis folder and added the changes to the submodule15:37
and pushed15:37
_ikke_ Don't forget to also push the submodule15:37
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Napoelon yes, I did that.15:37
_ikke_ Ok15:37
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Napoelon then I went back to the original folders and the change came through15:38
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Napoelon I'm doing this on another computer in Ubuntu. (This is Win) I've got the terminal log and will sift through it and update a document I've been working on.15:39
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Napoelon a sideline question: when doing15:40
git remote add xyz <git repo path>. Should I always use xyz = 'origin'?15:41
_ikke_ No, not necessarily15:41
You can give it a descriptive name15:42
origin is the name git uses for the repository you cloned from15:42
Napoelon In the cloned version, it didn't know the xyz I chose in the original, but understood 'origin'15:42
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Napoelon ahhh, ic. So if I'm the original author, it's different15:42
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Napoelon it's different in terms of the use case15:44
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_ikke_ Napoelon: upstream is mostly used when you are cloning from a project where you don't have commit/push rights, but you are pusing to another repo for example15:45
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_ikke_ But you are free to use a different name15:46
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Napoelon ok, so you can redirect the upstream repo to another location?15:46
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_ikke_ No, it's just for you15:48
So you have 2 remotes, one you call upstream, one you call origin15:48
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Napoelon but you can have more than 2 remotes by multiple 'remote add' commands?15:49
_ikke_ You can have as many as you want15:50
git doesn't mind15:50
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Napoelon I'll read up about upstream.15:50
_ikke_ Note that it's just a convention15:51
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Napoelon yep15:52
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_ikke_ You see that often with github15:53
You fork a project. The original project you forked from you call upstream, and your fork you call origin (or git creates that one automatically when cloning)15:53
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Napoelon when I created the remotes (--bare) for the modules (before I added them as submodules to the thesis repo), I had to use the '-u' shorthand when adding my files into it. Without setting the upstream, I could not pull back from the remote.15:55
I found that to be strange.15:55
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_ikke_ -u to what command?15:56
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Napoelon in my repo, I did git init, then add, then commit. That created the original repo. Then I created the remote with --bare and added to it.15:57
But I had a problem doing a git pull afterwards.15:57
When I did the add using -u, I was able to pull.15:58
I could have used --up-stream, but chose to use -u instead15:58
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_ikke_ You mean to git push?15:59
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_ikke_ git add -u is something different16:00
Napoelon I'm going to go through all the steps from scratch again. (Reset it all back to initial conditions)16:00
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Napoelon 'git push -u --add webots' worked. But when I tried to do git pull, it didn't work.16:00
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_ikke_ git push does not have an --add parameter16:01
But anyway16:01
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Napoelon --add adds everything. Like *16:01
_ikke_ Git by default does not know what remote branch belongs to what local branch (git does not assume anything in that regard)16:01
Napoelon: That makes no sense with git push16:02
it does with git add16:02
Napoelon Ok, its like that because I'm pushing to the remote16:02
thierryp Hi there16:02
_ikke_ but git add uses -A / --all16:02
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thierryp I had a question about cleaning up a repo that I posted on stackoverflow16:03
here16:03
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29253990/how-to-remove-a-path-in-git16:03
Napoelon yes, -A was the other one. * / -A / -all are the same I believe.16:03
thierryp but I could not find any answer so far16:03
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thierryp it is all about keeping only one path between 2 commits once everything was merged16:03
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thierryp just for cleaning up16:04
_ikke_ thierryp: Seems you want a squash merge16:04
Napoelon lol, I've given up on StackOverflow.... Everything I ask is off-topic, and I don't have enough reputation on a lot of their sites to post a comment (while I can post an answer)...16:04
thierryp anyone would care to take a look ?16:04
_ikke_: a squash merge ?16:04
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thierryp how would I go about that then ?16:04
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vrilya is there a way to tract a different folder as remote branch? i have to use svn, but it is too bug to use with git, because the server will truncate the session before fetch is complete but git is unable to retry from cache .......16:08
so i checked it out with svn and now want to use git for local changes16:08
_ikke_ thierryp: Answered on SO16:09
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thierryp _ikke_: yes I am reading all this - thanks for the tip16:09
_ikke_ vrilya: No, that does not really work16:09
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vrilya is there a convenient way to pass patches from that svn to git and vise versa?16:10
_ikke_ vrilya: You can create diffs from the commits, and apply them, but this might easily lead to confliccts16:11
conflicts and patches that don't apply16:11
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vrilya ok so ill have to try to convince the maintainer to switch to git ;)16:12
is git able to resume fetched actually? i have still the windows built old version.. but if 2.x is has lot more features id try to build it16:13
_ikke_ vrilya: No, not yet16:13
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vrilya what speaks against it?16:13
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_ikke_ vrilya: git builds pack-files on the fly tailored to the client fetching them, and keeps them in memory, they are not kept.16:14
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vrilya ohh true16:14
_ikke_ And there is no provisions in the protocol yet to support it16:14
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thierryp _ikke_: just making sure16:15
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thierryp I *already* have the 2 paths in my repo, can git --squash merge still help me ?16:15
or should I have used this in the first place and now it's too late for cleaning up ?16:15
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_ikke_ have you pushed anything yet?16:16
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thierryp yes but I control the upstream repo too so16:16
_ikke_ Ok, but do you expect anyone to have fetched these commits already?16:17
thierryp no16:17
_ikke_ ok, then you can still clean it up and do a force push16:17
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eddy Is there a way to easily switch from tracking specific commits in a submodule to tracking a branch?16:36
Is there a way to easily switch from tracking specific commits in a submodule to tracking a branch?16:36
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eddy changing .gitmodules to add submodule.<path>.branch <branch> and running git submodule --update --remote leaves the submodule metadata (HEAD) still tracking the commit, not the ref16:39
_ikke_ eddy: changing .gitmodules doesn't do anything, you need to update the repo config16:39
eddy: You can try to use git submodule sync though16:39
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eddy _ikke_, I meant s/changing.*to add/running git config/16:42
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eddy OTOH, isn't the config for modules stored in .gitmodules?16:43
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_ikke_ No16:46
It's just a file that contains a mapping from directory to url, which can be shared16:46
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eddyp sync doesn't help16:48
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eddyp thinks it would be very useful to be able to switch back and forth between tracking and freezing on a specific version - think development versus release version16:49
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preaction submodules don't ever track branches16:51
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_ikke_ preaction: That got added16:51
eddyp preaction, yes, they do16:51
preaction ... so the module i wrote to do it is now useless...16:51
eddyp the problem is the current implementation is still lacking16:52
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eddyp I had a module using the old method and can't switch to tracking easily16:52
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_ikke_ eddyp: Could you compare the submodules config with one from a submodule that does track a branch?16:53
eddyp the .git/module/<module>/HEAD is still stuck to the commit, instead of the ref16:53
_ikke_, that's the difference I see16:54
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_ikke_ but not in the config file?16:54
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_ikke_ I mean, no differences16:54
FreezingCold So weird git question... I have the source code to a program and I'm allowed to modify it, but I can't share the original program. Is there a way I can still share my changes?16:54
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_ikke_ It's not a git question16:54
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_ikke_ It's a legal question16:55
FreezingCold _ikke_: Well, I track my changes with git16:55
_ikke_ Doesn't matter16:55
FreezingCold I am 100% sure I cannot share the original source.16:55
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preaction what do you mean "allowed". how are you allowed to modify it? why can't you share the original program?16:56
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FreezingCold it's a tactical military mapping software used by a few NATO countries16:56
_ikke_ modifying is changing it for your own use16:56
preaction and it's... what? GPL? MIT? CC-BY-NC?16:56
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_ikke_ I don't think it's open source16:56
FreezingCold Haha it's not...16:57
_ikke_ /free software16:57
eddyp _ikke_, I updated the the .gitmodules config myself (via git config -f ), but there is no other difference16:57
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_ikke_ eddyp: Did you also change the super projects config file?16:57
CareBear\ FreezingCold : if at all then you can probably only share your changes by creating patches using git format-patch - but even then parts of the original software is included as context in the patches16:57
FreezingCold preaction: The license I have gives me full permission to make changes and share those changes, but not the original program.16:57
preaction you can create a patch set, but since the patch set contains or is derived from code you cannot share, you're going to probably have a bad time.16:57
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preaction man git-format-patch for that16:58
gitinfo the git-format-patch manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-format-patch.html16:58
FreezingCold I really doubt it, but is it possible to only have line numbers or something?16:58
eddyp _ikke_, you mean superproj/.git/config ?16:58
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_ikke_ yes16:58
that's what actually matters16:58
CareBear\ FreezingCold : try -U 016:58
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eddyp _ikke_, In a new project where I added from the start the module being tracked from a branch there is no information on the branch16:59
FreezingCold CareBear\: with git patch?16:59
CareBear\ FreezingCold : git format-patch, yes16:59
FreezingCold : read the manual16:59
eddyp s/from a branch/on a branch/16:59
FreezingCold CareBear\: yeah I'm RTFM right now :)17:00
CareBear\ FreezingCold : not having any context of course means that every patch will always apply successfully17:00
_ikke_ without necessarily making sense17:00
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eddyp _ikke_, the only thing in the super/.git/config is submodule.<module>.url17:00
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eddyp the rest is in super/.gitmodules17:01
CareBear\ right, it is certain to break the source code if patches are not applied to exactly the correct history17:01
correct == same as they were created from17:01
FreezingCold Hold on, need to figure out how to use git patch properly17:02
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eddyp I think the only missing part is that there is no command that makes the super/.git/modules/<module>/HEAD update and also change super/.gitmodules at the same time17:04
_ikke_ git format-patch -> git am17:04
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FreezingCold _ikke_: er, how do I tell it which commit to take from?17:04
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FreezingCold it's giving me nothing after I commit17:04
_ikke_ git format-patch -1 <commit>17:04
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_ikke_ eddyp: what happens if you check out a branch and then do an update, is that branch still checked out?17:05
FreezingCold Thanks!17:05
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FreezingCold CareBear\: Yeah, you're right. Deleting lines shows the stock line (which makes sense)17:06
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eddyp _ikke_, in which repo? the one I want to transform or a clean one with tracking from the start?17:13
_ikke_ the one you want to transform17:13
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Napoelon _ikke_: It all works well except for 1 thing. After add/commit in the clone, git status tells me I'm ahead by 1 commit. After I push, I'm up-to-date. When I go the the original work folder, git status incorrectly tells me I'm up-to-date. When I pull, I get the updates I did just before. Is this normal?17:18
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eddyp _ikke_, I checked out a new branch in submodule, made a commit, then in super submodule update, I am now on the detached commit that was newest on the tracked branch17:19
_ikke_ And if you do something similar to a branch tracking submodule, it then checks out the branch?17:20
eddyp let me check17:20
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eddyp _ikke_, no, it behaves the same17:22
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_ikke_ So it checks out a commit?17:22
eddyp yes17:22
let me check with --remote17:22
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eddyp same thing17:23
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eddyp ...which is royaly usless17:23
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Phrohdoh Can someone help me with an odd issue? I cloned a repo and I suddenly have an unstaged change. When I try to `git checkout /the/file.ext` to reset it to HEAD nothing changes.17:24
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gitinfo to fix problems with line endings on different platforms, check out http://line-endings.gitrecipes.de/17:24
_ikke_ It's usually that17:24
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Phrohdoh Perhaps, but I’ve never had this issue with this project before.17:24
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Phrohdoh Resetting should fix that anyway, no?17:25
_ikke_ On what platfrom are you?17:25
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_ikke_ If checkout doesn't help, resetting doesn't help either17:25
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Phrohdoh hm17:25
OS x 10.1017:25
_ikke_ Another option is case sensitivity17:25
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_ikke_ or more, case insensitivy17:25
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eddyp Phrohdoh, do you have 2 files with the same filename, if you ignore case sensitiveness?17:26
Phrohdoh nope17:26
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Phrohdoh single file17:26
OpenRA.TilesetBuilder/defaults.yaml: ASCII text, with CRLF line terminators17:26
via `file`17:26
_ikke_ Phrohdoh: What does git diff one the file show?17:26
Phrohdoh What?17:26
git diff shows the content being removed and readded17:27
eddyp then is dos2mac17:27
or something of that sort17:27
Phrohdoh dos2unix17:27
osse Phrohdoh: what about git diff -w17:27
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Phrohdoh osse: no result17:27
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gitinfo to fix problems with line endings on different platforms, check out http://line-endings.gitrecipes.de/17:28
eddyp Phrohdoh, that's for you ^^^^^17:28
Phrohdoh That won’t help here as I can’t modify everyone else’s settings17:28
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Phrohdoh and no one else (even osx users) are having this issue17:28
eddyp you can modiffy you own17:28
thierryp _ikke_:17:29
in your answer you do git reset --keep HEAD^17:29
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_ikke_ Phrohdoh: .gitattributes files17:29
thierryp but what does HEAD^mean when I am on E17:29
since it has 2 ancestors17:29
osse Phrohdoh: I think the editor you used to edit that file changed the line endings17:29
_ikke_ It means the first parent17:29
Phrohdoh _ikke_: Can’t add that to the repo17:29
_ikke_ why not?17:29
thierryp how can I know which one it is ?17:29
Phrohdoh osse: I didn’t modify the file at all17:30
osse Phrohdoh: you seemingly have no other changes to it so you can do git checkout -- file17:30
Phrohdoh Already tried that17:30
eddyp _ikke_, git submodeule update always moves to a detached commit, unless I am on a branch which has the tip at the same version17:30
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Phrohdoh My whole issue is that this is happening on a single file after cloning; I didn’t modify at all and no one else is having this issue.17:31
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_ikke_ Phrohdoh: mixed line endings17:31
Phrohdoh Then others would have this issue too.17:31
Right?17:31
_ikke_ Depends on their settings17:31
That's why I recommend a .gitattributes file17:31
which makes everyone use the same settings17:31
Phrohdoh The others in the project won’t allow that though.17:32
thierryp _ikke_: but this commit has 2 first parents, no ?17:33
_ikke_ thierryp: No17:33
thierryp could be H or D17:33
_ikke_ it has a first and second parent17:33
thierryp in any case I can't seem to get this to work17:33
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thierryp I must be missing something17:47
so in your example when you said git reset --keep HEAD^17:48
would HEAD^be H or D ?17:48
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klrmn git has decided that the repo i cloned into a sub-directory of an existing project *must* be a submodule. how can i convince it it's files can be added to the outside project?17:51
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Napoelon _ikke_: Thanks for your help!! (I noticed osse has left; the same goes for them). I'll read up on the remaining things we discussed.17:55
klrmn is it purely about the existance of .git in the inside project?17:55
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osse klrmn: I don't think you can convince git about that.18:04
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klrmn osse: i had assumed that since i used 'git clone' rather than 'git submodule add' it wouldn't have forced it to be a submodule. i also can't find a .gitmodules file that the docs talk about18:12
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osse klrmn: .gitmodules is a file that the git-submodule command creates/maintains18:13
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osse I don't think there is a good way of doing what you want to do, except removing the inner repo but keep the files18:14
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klrmn yes, like, how?18:15
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Seveas klrmn: rm -r inner-repo/.git18:36
klrmn: if you wish to occasionally merge in changes from the inner repo without doing subtree shenanigans, you may want to look at git-subtree.18:37
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quinxy i'm new to git, coming from svn, perpetually confused... when I switch branches with checkout i just noticed that the changes I was making to another branch "followed" me (well, didn't go away and revert to the state/changes appropriate to the branch I moved to). i thought they wouldn't.19:07
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klrmn quinxy: if they had been committed, they would have 'gone away' when you switched branches. if you want to make them 'go away' (temporarily), use git stash save/pop/apply19:09
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quinxy ah, thanks! okay, that's what i was figuring, but i couldn't immediately test and i couldn't find info on it. thank you.19:10
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quinxy (yes, use stash, but just was confused why the other changes didn't automatically go away)19:10
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quinxy in this sort of case where let's say i need to switch temporarily to do something else but maybe temporary becomes days. is standard practice to commit on the branch even though the state of the code there might be broken, in the middle of something?19:12
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quinxy in svn I'm used to only making commits only when things are stable.19:12
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klrmn thanks Seveas!19:17
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berz3rk friend tries to clone a branch from bitbucket from the team i setup for us19:19
but it gets stuck on terminal19:19
on compressing objects19:20
at 69%19:20
it doesnt do anything19:20
Why19:20
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klrmn quinxy: i would say either use stash to save partial work, or commit it with a name that starts with [WIP] to remind yourself you're not done yet19:21
quinxy ah, good idea. thanks.19:21
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CareBear\ quinxy : the ability to rework and replace commits is one of the greatest features of git20:36
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CareBear\ qunixy : it is a fundamental difference that you should generally commit everything with git20:37
quinxy : even if not finished yet20:37
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CareBear\ quinxy : git did not remove your uncommitted changes because that would lose your work20:38
the more common git commands will not lose any work20:38
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FreezingCold If I have multiple lines in my gitconfig that change the same setting, will the first or last one be the setting?21:00
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kadoban FreezingCold: Why would you do that?21:02
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d3fault_ is there an [easy] way to do the opposite of "git log --follow file"? that is: "there used to be a file here, but where did it go and where is it now?".... i realize this would be an expensive operation heh, and i know it's possible, but just wondering if there's already an easy way to do it21:03
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FreezingCold kadoban: Using insteadOf to force git://, and then pushInsteadOf to force ssh:// when pushing21:03
kadoban: make sense?21:03
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kadoban FreezingCold: Those don't sound like the same setting, nor should it matter what order they're in. So are you just asking how the two relate?21:06
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CareBear\ FreezingCold: sometimes they are cumulative21:09
FreezingCold Okay, so I fscked up21:10
git seems to have deleted my file21:10
CareBear\ FreezingCold : just change the url? git remote set-utrl21:10
set-url21:10
FreezingCold : was it ever committed?21:10
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FreezingCold What I just did was change a file, push it to remote, hard reset on my local copy to the previous commit21:10
however, it just deleted my file instead of rolling back the file to the previous commit21:11
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CareBear\ FreezingCold : by "change" do you mean "change and commit" ?21:11
FreezingCold Yes.21:11
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CareBear\ big difference21:11
good21:11
how did you reset?21:11
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FreezingCold git reset --hard21:12
git reset --hard [hash]21:12
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FreezingCold All the other files seem to be there fine, but just the changed one got deleted =\21:12
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CareBear\ so you ran two commands?21:13
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CareBear\ or did you want to clarify that you ran the command only once but with a hash?21:13
FreezingCold I wanted to clarify that I didn't just forget to write the hash21:14
CareBear\ okey21:14
this suggests that the file simply wasn't committedin the commit you reset to21:15
was the file in the root dir?21:15
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yahoshi im trying to play around with git...can i setup a "tracking branch" that is just my local master?21:17
i dont get if tracking branch ahs to be remote or not21:17
FreezingCold CareBear\: It was, but I also just realized that I reset back an extra commit than I meant to21:17
CareBear\ yahoshi : it has to be a remote repo, but a remote repo can be on the same system, with a file:/// url21:18
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CareBear\ FreezingCold : okey. is the file there in the next commit?21:18
FreezingCold : tip: run git !lol --all21:18
gitinfo A nifty view of branches, tags, and other refs: git log --oneline --graph --decorate --all21:18
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FreezingCold CareBear\: It's in both commits, I don't even get why it deleted it21:19
yahoshi hrm ok21:19
CareBear\ FreezingCold : I can't say without access to the repo21:19
FreezingCold : you could try "git ls-tree HEAD"21:19
FreezingCold Sorry, I was wrong.21:20
I reset three commits back compared to what I meant to..21:20
=\21:20
So, how can I reset back up?21:20
CareBear\ just reset again21:20
FreezingCold But the commits aren't in my local repo?21:21
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CareBear\ sure they are21:21
yahoshi CareBear\: so i cant link a feature branch to the branch it was created from?21:21
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FreezingCold wut21:21
how21:21
you're right21:21
yahoshi all i want to do is get the "2 behind" etc syntax when i do a git branch -vv21:21
CareBear\ yahoshi : oh sure that's possible21:21
FreezingCold what is this sorcery?!21:21
yahoshi do i just use the set-upsetream?21:21
*upstream21:22
CareBear\ yahoshi : that's a good start - it might all there is to it21:22
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CareBear\ FreezingCold : commits do not get deleted just because they aren't on any branch21:22
FreezingCold : and in fact, your commits *are* on branches21:22
FreezingCold : on the remote tracking branches, which were also upated by your push21:22
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FreezingCold that's freaking cool21:22
CareBear\ FreezingCold : git branch -av21:23
FreezingCold : and git log --graph --oneline --decorate --all21:23
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yahoshi ah yeah it worked CareBear\21:24
CareBear\ yahoshi : cool21:24
yahoshi thnx21:24
CareBear\ you're welcome21:24
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product-- Does the email shown in my git commit have any relation to the email address of my GitHub account?21:26
or are these two separate beasts?21:26
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product-- osse: ok thanks that's what i thought21:27
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osse yahoshi: while on the feature branch: git branch -u mster21:30
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osse sorry, master21:30
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yahoshi yeah ive got all that i just dont know wtf im doing21:30
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yahoshi like do i pull into feaure and push back into master21:31
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yahoshi or rebase or push or pull21:31
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osse no21:31
yahoshi fuck me21:31
osse relax21:31
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yahoshi like im trying to do the keep it all nice and clean rebasing approach21:31
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yahoshi im playing around locally...i created a master added a few dumby files...i forked a feature branch...then i commited some files on both branches21:31
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yahoshi am i supposed to rebase feature so that my changes go on the tip of master in my feature branch...then how to put it back into master?21:32
do i have several options?21:32
osse yahoshi: the upstream thingy only means that you get that nice status output, etc.21:32
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yahoshi yes21:32
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osse yahoshi: if you keep rebasing feature onto master you can then git checkout master && git merge feature21:32
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yahoshi so as work is being done on master21:33
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yahoshi i sit in feature and do a git rebase master ?21:33
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yahoshi do i have to do git fetch's for that to work on master?21:33
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osse you merge while on master21:34
http://sprunge.us/TjEd21:34
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yahoshi i mean in the rebase stages21:34
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yahoshi while im working away for a fucking week on feature21:34
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yahoshi ok so i issue the rebase commands *on* the feature branch21:35
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yahoshi but what if my master hasnt been updated ata ll21:35
on my local machine from remote21:36
like is it safe to just git pull on master21:36
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yahoshi should just be fast-forward merges21:36
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groton is the history of a submodule meant to be seen in “git log” of the git repo that references it?21:37
osse yahoshi: you can use pull --ff-only; then it's safe21:37
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yahoshi isnt pullinto nto master always safe21:38
if i never make changes there21:38
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CareBear\ yahoshi : correct, it is21:40
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CareBear\ yahoshi : in general, git only operates on the current branch21:43
yahoshi : rebase on the feature branch rebases the feature branch21:43
yahoshi : merge on the master branch merges *into* master21:43
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_ikke_ groton: no21:44
yahoshi so you have to constantly rebase onto your feature branch and then merge into master?21:44
CareBear\ yahoshi : s,onto,,21:45
_ikke_ yahoshi: You rebase your feature branch onto the newest changes on master21:45
CareBear\ yahoshi : you only really *need* to rebase once, before themerge21:45
yahoshi really if your on a 2week long feature branch when master getting hammered21:45
you gonna just rebase at the end?21:46
is that good advice?21:46
_ikke_ Though, you may choos to do it more often if there are many changes21:46
CareBear\ yahoshi : git doesn't really care21:46
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_ikke_ But you make it yourself easier21:46
CareBear\ yahoshi : good advice is to not spend so much time on a branch which is incompatible with work in master21:46
yahoshi sure21:46
but lets be pragmatic21:46
CareBear\ yahoshi : two conflicting development efforts going on at the same time is not a version control problem, it is an organizational problem21:47
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yahoshi either way whats the harm in doing your rebases constantly21:47
_ikke_ CareBear\: But isn't that what happens all the time?21:47
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yahoshi and working out any conflicts21:47
CareBear\ yahoshi : no harm - just possibly wasted time because you have to resolve another conflict later21:48
_ikke_ CareBear\: Some changes necessarily involve shared code21:48
CareBear\ yahoshi : it's never harmful21:48
_ikke_ : sure - but non-trivial conflicts are imo an organizational problem21:48
_ikke_ I agree21:48
But you detect that rather sooner then later21:49
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rosco_y How do I rename a branch?21:49
yahoshi if you have an upstream tracking branch do you have to update it before doing your rebases onto the feature branch21:49
CareBear\ rosco_y : git branch -m21:49
yahoshi or does the rebase go out to the remote?21:49
groton _ikke_: ok, thanks. How to see exactly which version my repo is referencing?21:49
FreezingCold Okay, so pushInsteadOf seems to be completely broken21:49
Why?21:49
rosco_y CareBear\ -- Thanks!21:49
FreezingCold It has no affect21:49
CareBear\ yahoshi : upstream and rebase are independent21:50
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CareBear\ yahoshi : push and fetch (by extension thus also pull) are the only commands that communicate with remotes21:50
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P-l Hey!21:51
yahoshi k21:51
Sonicbit I'm trying to get this command ' log --graph --decorate $(git rev-list -g --all) ' set as alias.graph and the only way I'm able to do it is by using double quotation marks, which would replace the ' $(git rev-list -g --all) ' with some sort of long hash reference21:51
I'm trying to get this command ' log --graph --decorate $(git rev-list -g --all) ' set as alias.graph and the only way I'm able to do it is by using double quotation marks, which would replace the ' $(git rev-list -g --all) ' with some sort of long hash reference If I use single quotations instead, Git returns ' fatal: ambiguous argument '$(git' ' when command is run21:51
Sorry for duplicating message21:51
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Sonicbit Ps: If I use single quotations instead, Git returns ' fatal: ambiguous argument '$(git' ' when command is run21:52
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FreezingCold I figured it out.21:53
I had a push set21:53
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P-l Hey guys, I need your advice. I have some configurations files in my git repository. Sometimes some friends commit their configuration files and when I pull it's kill my config. I tried to put files in my .gitignore but it doesn't work because it's in git repository. Do you have any ideas how I can manage this? thanks for your help!21:54
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bremner !config21:55
gitinfo [!configfiles] It is recommended to store local configuration data in a file which is not tracked by git, but certain deployment scenarios(such as Heroku) may require otherwise. See https://gist.github.com/1423106 for some ideas21:55
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P-l thx bremner!21:55
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duckk I want to clone a public repository and make it private. But I want to keep getting the updates from the public repository. How can I do that?21:59
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preaction duckk: just clone it and don't make your clone public22:01
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FreezingCold P-l: sparsecheckout possibly22:02
heh, I don't think you can checkout everything except one file22:03
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P-l FreezingCold: thx, I'll take a look22:05
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FreezingCold P-l: yeah it'22:07
P-l: yeah it's not quite right22:07
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CareBear\ P-l : no solution. delete the configs from the repo.22:07
FreezingCold What you could do with sparsecheckout is add every file that you want, but then if somebody added another file, you would accidentally miss it too22:07
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FreezingCold but I agree, just push a commit yourself with you deleting it22:08
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FreezingCold ideally with a commit message that contains profanity22:08
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yahoshi now im in some hooped state after i tried to do a git rebase -i22:11
im now on a (no branch, rebasing FeatureA) branch22:11
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yahoshi auto put there22:11
and i cant move to another branch22:11
it says "error: you need to resolve your current index first"22:11
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_ikke_ yahoshi: it means you have a merge conflict22:12
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yahoshi oh thats a merge conflict22:12
a rebase conflict?22:12
Dougie187 yahoshi: there's no difference.22:12
merge conflict == rebase conflict == cherry-pick conflict22:12
_ikke_ rebasing applies commits one by one22:12
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yahoshi so if your on feature A doing work22:13
and then doing git pull's22:13
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yahoshi and then if back on master you merge in feature A's work22:14
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yahoshi do you get like all the merge commits on feature A in the log and also the result of the final merge into master?22:14
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_ikke_ merge merges the end state, not commits in between22:14
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yahoshi oh, so if your on feature with 10 commit msgs back on master if you merge it in all you get is whatever you put for that merge commit msg?22:15
basically applying a patch22:15
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_ikke_ huh?22:16
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yahoshi sorry, i meant how do you preserve the commit history on a feature branch when you merge i tin?22:17
* it in22:17
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phy1729 is there a way to have git log show all the children of <commit> instead of all commits after <date> ?22:17
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Dougie187 yahoshi: it's preserved no matter what you do (as long as you don't do a squash merge)22:18
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_ikke_ phy1729: no, because it's not trivial to get a commits children (only parent is recorded)22:20
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Dougie187 phy1729: no. at least I don't think so. But there's a way to see which branches contain a specific commit (i.e. `git branch --contains <hash>`22:26
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