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2015-08-21

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bodom ojacobson: thank you. Is there a command to "see" if a file in the repo is CRLF or LF?00:00
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ojacobson sure. `git cat-file blob <blob-ish>` will spew the blob verbatim to stdout; you can pass that through hexdump, or a windows-aware editor00:01
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ojacobson blob-ish can be a sha, or anything else that resolves to a blob, like commit-ish:path/to/file00:02
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bodom ojacobson: thank you!00:05
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sdegutis_ I just did a rebase and need the SHA that used to be HEAD just before it00:12
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sdegutis_ Is this possible?00:12
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Eugene offby1 - you have Sunday plans? Doing what, if I might ask?00:14
sdegutis_ offby1: fwiw Eugene is asking you out on a date00:14
Eugene I've not seen much in the way of Nerd Gatherings.... besides the really weird ones00:14
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whomp hi, i branched off a co-workers branch and then they merged that work into master. i want to rebase just what i branched off of their branch onto master. how can i do this?00:32
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offby1 whomp: I'd try just rebasing my branch onto master -- I suspect that will do what you want01:22
and if not, just reset the branch back to where it was01:22
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profsimm I'm used to organizing my repositories as /sources and /products, where /sources contain files not needed for operation. When I need to use a library or deploy, I only need something in /products. This works in SVN as I can checkout one folder. But in Git it's all or nothing. Where do you folks keep source files?01:34
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preaction source files go in the repo. compiled files, bundled libraries, or otherwise are downloaded by a script in the repo01:38
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preaction the repo tracks the source. deployment is something else entirely01:39
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profsimm preaction: yeah. Thing is, it gets a bit confusing with scripts. Say, I have TypeScript sources, which compile to JS assets, in a PHP app.01:41
preaction: PHP has a package manager, like NPM, which downloads the whole git repository, with the TypeScript sources and everything. Which is undesirable.01:41
preaction you track the source. it's not confusing at all. part of the deploy process is building the executables from the source01:41
git is not a !deploy01:42
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.html01:42
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preaction using a git repository as the installable bundle is not useful. committing build artifacts is generally a bad thing01:42
profsimm preaction: have you used Composer in PHP01:43
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preaction why does that matter?01:43
profsimm preaction: well it matters because Composer takes the whole repository as the package.01:43
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preaction i'm not an expert in composer, but in all my projects, there is a build step that happens to create the installable whatever. those installable whatevers are not committed to or part of the repository01:44
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preaction you might want to ask the php channel how you can make the installable whatever contain the compiled source without having to commit it to git01:45
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profsimm preaction: unfortunately there's no build step in composer. There is an optional install script, but it still puts the entire repository contents int the project's /vendor directory.01:46
preaction: how do other package managers deal with this any idea? Maven? NPM?01:46
preaction i can't help you with composer01:46
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preaction i'm not that familiar, but i'm 100% certain that Maven does not store the source files. you upload the compiled, complete JAR file01:47
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preaction NPM, no idea. CPAN, you upload a tar.gz file01:47
profsimm preaction: thanks, I get the overall idea now.01:48
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preaction looks like npm accepts tarballs as well01:49
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profsimm preaction: all right, thanks01:51
preaction yep. packagist is a mistake01:51
profsimm preaction: it's a mistake :)?01:52
preaction it appears that you must have a vcs, and that is the only way to submit packages. that is a mistake, yes, because it conflates the source, the stuff you edit, with the installable/deliverable, the stuff other people use01:52
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preaction even in interpreted language, that's often not the case01:53
profsimm preaction: I take it that's not how most package repositories work01:53
preaction the other three we've just discussed, that is not the case, no01:54
profsimm preaction: well the PHP ecosystem has a habit of doing things almost right, but not quite, as long as it's easier.01:54
preaction: funny thing is PEAR, the previous popular solution, had it right01:54
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preaction ruby: upload tarballs using the gem push command01:55
golang... they look to be punting on the centralized place to put things01:55
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ArchStacker Can I find any better way to do it? http://stackoverflow.com/a/2989613/393540303:16
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joe9 Hello, I am trying to figure out how to add files using the command: "git add subdir/*.vg", http://codepad.org/QHb5T08x04:15
I just added a bunch of files to the working tree and want to add them to the index.04:15
"Nothing specified, nothing added" -- is what git says.04:16
sorry, figured it out. wrong permissions on that directory.04:16
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zanzibizarre I'm so gitty!05:20
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lunwang fatal: protocol error: bad line length character: <br06:02
anybody knows this ?06:02
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lunwang ?06:19
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DrSlony lunwang http://lmgtfy.com/?q=%22bad+line+length+character%2206:20
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lunwang how can I let the debug info print out06:28
fatal: protocol error: bad line length character: <br06:29
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meteorhead I have git 1.8 and want to ignore deleted files shown in status but git add --update08:02
doesnt work08:02
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meteorhead tried this command too git ls-files --deleted -z | xargs -0 git rm08:02
same result08:02
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jast that's because you told it to delete them again08:07
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meteorhead okay so how to remove them from status :) ?08:08
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CodingFree hi guys, how to diff a file between two specific commits08:11
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tobiasvl CodingFree: man git diff08:16
gitinfo CodingFree: the git-diff manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-diff.html08:16
tobiasvl it should be as easy as `git diff SHA1 SHA2`…08:16
CodingFree okay, adding two slashes somewhere08:17
I think I didn't fetch the repo, soy that may have failed08:17
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meteorhead osse: thanks for the reply, under changes not staged to commit, git add -u works :)08:28
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meteorhead I ofteb confused it with git add -A, it's the chance to understand it properly haha08:28
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osse nedbat: AFAIK your xargs thigny should have worked also08:35
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meteorhead doesn't have something to do with git version? i thought it was for git 208:41
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tomboy64 hello folks09:00
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tomboy64 i'm starting to learn a bit more about git, but i can't seem to wrap my head around this thing09:00
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tomboy64 i have a repo on my little server machine at home, which gets regularly sync'd to upstream09:01
and i have 3 other machines which essentially just replicate that repo09:01
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tomboy64 but now i want a part of the server-machine repo contain a couple of directories (which do not get synced to upstream) contain a directory, that gets synced only between the server machine and the 3 clients, with every client and the server being able to make updates to that09:03
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tomboy64 i'm not at all sure about how to accomplish this with branching09:04
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pi- Is there some way I can directly unpack https://github.com/brython-dev/brython into my remote filesystem?09:07
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tomboy64 curl https://github.com/brython-dev/brython/archive/master.zip | unzip -09:10
?09:10
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pi- Thanks!09:13
tomboy64 did it work?09:13
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tomboy64 wham bam, thank you ma'am :-D09:19
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pi- Sorry, scrambling here09:23
I had already downloaded it, I will try doing it properly when I get a moment09:24
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ohpesky I want to ignore all subdirs in one dir, but not files in it, is there a way to specify that in .gitignore?09:31
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jast a pattern that ends in / matches only directories09:32
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tomboy64 ohpesky: man gitignore gives further insight on the patterns.09:35
gitinfo ohpesky: the gitignore manpage is available at http://jk.gs/gitignore.html09:35
tomboy64 gitinfo: what did i just say?09:35
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ohpesky jast, tomboy64, @gitinfo: thanks!09:37
gitinfo ohpesky: you're welcome, but please note that I'm a bot. I'm not programmed to care.09:37
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ohpesky ha09:37
tomboy64 he's lying09:37
he's just modest :p09:37
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zack_s_ I have created a branch on svn and want to check it out in git, but I only get the message: fatal: Cannot update paths and switch to branch09:50
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zack_s_ "git branch -r" will also not list the branch09:51
but with svn I can check it out09:51
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pi- tomboy64: I just tried it and it failed: http://hastebin.com/nenugimiyu.coffee09:52
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Vtec234 is it possible to merge open pull requests made to the original repo into my local clone of that repo?10:46
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tobiasvl you need to do it manually10:47
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tobiasvl http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6022302/how-to-apply-unmerged-upstream-pull-requests-from-other-forks-into-my-fork10:48
Vtec234 thanks10:50
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droid909 guys, i have a repo , and for example the last commit is 2222 and i want to remove everything above 2200 and make it the last commit, how do i do that?11:26
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osse droid909: so that the repo appears as if the latest 22 commits were never made?11:27
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droid909 osse: yes11:29
osse: so that other developers don't add11:30
osse: to the 222211:30
osse: and add to 220011:30
osse droid909: git reset --hard X where X is the sha1 of commit 220011:30
and push -f11:30
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droid909 osse: thank you, gonna read about it right now11:30
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Cyclohexane How do I download a git repository? (I just want the files, no .git/ tracking etc)12:52
BtbN clone it and delete .git12:52
Or see if there's a webinterface that offers tarballs12:53
tobiasvl some hosting sites, like github and bitbucket, let you download an archive of the repo12:53
yes that ^12:53
_rgn git clone --depth 1 will probably be faster if it's a big repo12:53
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qsuscs Cyclohexane: man git archive, look for remote archive. but e.g. github doesn't support it12:57
gitinfo Cyclohexane: the git-archive manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-archive.html12:57
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Cyclohexane qsuscs: ok thanks :) - I'm using my own repo (not github)13:03
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osse Cyclohexane: do you have a web interface for it?13:05
alternatively, do you have shell access from where you want to download it?13:05
Cyclohexane osse: yeah I have shell access13:06
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osse Cyclohexane: ssh user@host 'cd repo && git archive HEAD' | tar -C destination -xf -13:06
BAM!13:06
qsuscs osse: git -C13:07
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osse No.13:07
qsuscs why not?13:07
osse because I don't want to13:08
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osse it will shorten the command by 3 characters. so that's good13:09
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osse but it's super brand new!!11113:10
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jayunit100 hi git13:39
I have a bunch of commits, to 30 files. I need to reorg them so that all commits to files a,b,c,d,e,.... are in COMMIT1, and f,g,h,i.j,k are in COMMIT2. The changes to both sets of files are spread across all 30 commits. Any idea how to do that?13:40
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iveqy jayunit100: man git rebase look at -i13:42
gitinfo jayunit100: the git-rebase manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-rebase.html13:42
jayunit100 -i, as i thought, only did by file. maybe im wrong. ill take a look.13:43
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jayunit100 sorry, i mean, -i (as i always use is, at lease) is by commit hash....13:43
osse jayunit100: git reset HEAD~n; git add a b c d e; git commit -m Foo; git add f g h i; git commit -m bar13:43
jayunit100: where n is the numerical value of "a bunch"13:44
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jayunit100 yup , I was thinking to do that. figured there might be a more declarative way. but yup, reset HEAD will and re-adding them will work just fine.13:44
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jayunit100 thanks osse for spelling it all out. i didn't really think carefully about how easy it would be.13:45
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osse jayunit100:you need reset HEAD~n13:45
reset HEAD does nothing13:45
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jayunit100 yup, -n13:46
osse jayunit100: no... :p13:46
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jayunit100 reset HEAD rewides the commits, right?13:46
NoiseEee hi folks... i've got a new major-release dev branch that needs to be worked into master. we've just completed it after a few months of development, and I'd like to merge it in a single commit (without all the commits of that dev branch) so that I can easily get to a state of 'before major release' and 'after major release' ... should i be looking at a merge squash?13:46
osse jayunit100: no13:47
reset HEAD~n does13:47
where n is a number13:47
or reset SHA113:47
jayunit100 yeah thats what , was just being imprecise .13:48
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jayunit100 ohh i see the typo i did - instead of ~. thats why i confused you . my fault :)13:49
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milki NoiseEee: yes, or squash before merging13:51
NoiseEee: !perfect13:51
gitinfo NoiseEee: [!postproduction] So, you want to make your commit history look pretty before pushing? http://sethrobertson.github.com/GitPostProduction talks you through how to use 'rebase -i' to do this.13:51
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NoiseEee thanks milki!13:52
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dropdrive Is there a git-rebase invocation that is equivalent to "git rebase -i but I only want to edit the first commit and nothing else"?13:59
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moritz dropdrive: git commit --amend14:00
tobiasvl if you mean the LAST commit that is14:01
the tip14:01
moritz oh14:01
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dropdrive moritz: I meant not the tip, the first "chronologically", sorry14:01
moritz then I'm not aware of anything :(14:01
dropdrive moritz: Basically I just want to edit a commit's message, then rebase as usual (and there should never be a failure... right?)14:02
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osse dropdrive: do you mean the initial commit?14:43
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dropdrive Yep14:44
osse git rebase -i --root14:44
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osse GIT_SEQUENCE_EDITOR='sed -i 1s/pick/reword/' git rebase -i --root14:45
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sl33k hi guys. i'm having a problem where i have an account on two different git servers with different email addresses but git config seems to allow for only ONE address14:47
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sl33k Now that I need to clone a new project from my company private repos, my github ssh seems to be on the way14:48
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Industrial Hi.14:55
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Industrial Has anyone heard of this:14:55
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osse sl33k: you can set the address per-repo14:56
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osse cd workrepo; git config user.email 'name@company.com'; cd personalrepo; git config user.email 'termin4t0r@hotmail.com'14:57
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Industrial A git branching model where you branch off your 'feature' from 'develop' and when your feature is done and ready for testing/QA you deploy that feature by itself.14:57
so instead of merging it back to develop and deploying many features at once for testing, you deploy every feature by itself14:58
sl33k osse: does this work on windows? it seems to require ssh agent running. I havent cloned the repos yet because of permission issues14:58
so how do i even set it per repos when i havent cloned the repos?14:58
Industrial This seemed like a cool idea to me but I have no idea how I'd get that to work/run. I'm wondering if anyone else has thought of this.14:58
osse sl33k: your email config has nothing to do with ssh or authentication14:58
you can't14:58
sl33k oh, my question has to do with ssh/authentication issues14:58
dopie after I git stash what do ido to apply the stash?14:59
jast Industrial: so you'd have a different install of the project for each new feature? won't that get a little complex for users after a while? :)14:59
sl33k i have my work computer configured to work with my github account/personal email address and now need that to work with company gitlab and company email. vpn14:59
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sl33k osse: got clues?14:59
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jayunit100 does force pushing a branch screw up the content of the branche's children ?15:00
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sl33k what i find out is i would need to do a ssh-add which fails on windows gitbash cmd15:00
osse sl33k: git doesn't realy care.15:00
Industrial jast: Right now we have trouble with deploying too many features at once for testing. What if I could test a feature branch BEFORE it has anything to do with other code/branches in the project?15:00
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jast jayunit100: branches don't really have children as such... generally speaking, updating one branch doesn't update any other branch, so if you force push on one branch, all other branches will keep their old contents15:00
sl33k osse: i can't authenticate15:00
osse sl33k: maybe ssh-add fails because you didn't select to use OpenSSH when you installed it15:00
jayunit100 ok15:01
Industrial jast: but then I'd need something like a subdomain handling like http://FEATURE-123.mytestserver15:01
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jast Industrial: oh, so just testing. yeah, we have infrastructure in place here at work to test branches individually.15:01
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jayunit100 i guess thats true, because ive force pushed things andthen noticed that the repo still rememebers their contents.15:01
Industrial jast: I'm trying to write a proposition for such a system atm :)15:01
jast but that's pretty much your job, writing the scripts required for that15:01
jayunit100 if you go deep into the refs15:01
osse sl33k: the email in git config certainly has nothing to do with it. so disregard that for the moment.15:01
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sl33k osse: waiting for the part that fixes my problem ^_^15:04
osse sl33k: i need more info for that15:04
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osse what are the urls you're trying to connect to?15:05
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sl33k i found something: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18404272/running-ssh-agent-when-starting-git-bash-on-windows15:05
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osse hmm, i've never had that problem :S15:07
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sl33k Windows15:08
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Industrial jast: Right. There's no system out there that can already do this?15:08
I was thking about using Docker :-)15:08
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osse hmm, i've never had that problem on Windows :S15:09
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jast Industrial: it very much depends on your app. there's probably something ready-made for your use case, but there wasn't for ours. our system is a little complex. :)15:10
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jast our scripts for setting up an instance come out to 468 KB.15:12
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bremner does git itself access $HOME/.config/git/attributes ? I15:14
am getting odd messages in an ikiwiki setup.15:14
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osse yes15:16
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bremner so, it seems weird to me that it tries that for the the $HOME of the user owning the repo (or at least that's what it looks like)15:18
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osse i summe it uses $HOME of the users that executes git15:19
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bremner yeah, I would too, but some other user is getting complaints about my homedir15:19
osse have you thoroughly effed up XDG_CONFIG_HOME ?15:20
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bremner don't think so. It's not set in my env.15:23
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bremner of course I'd need to check the other user's env.15:23
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freeone3000 I have a file which is checked into remote as 755. I'm using git on windows on NTFS, where ACL permissions are used. I've tried `git config --global core.fileMode false` but I'm still seeing files which differ only in mode as changed. How can I fix this?16:07
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qsuscs "checked into remote"16:11
uh.16:11
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qsuscs 1) the term "check in" does not exist within git, 2) you commit locally and push your commits to a remote (or they fetch, or format-patch and send-email, or ...)16:12
and 3) git does not store permissions except one executable bit16:12
hm, i wonder what that config flag does, man git config16:13
gitinfo the git-config manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-config.html16:13
freeone3000 qsuscs: Okay. Well, that's set on the copy in the repository referred to as origin/master, and is not set on local/master for some reason, and I cannot revert to it because git seems unable to set that bit through `git reset`16:13
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qsuscs freeone3000: almost correct, origin/master is only a branch of a remote. anyways, what if you "git checkout -- :/", what kind of permission changes does "git diff" report?16:14
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freeone3000 qsuscs: old mode 100755 new mode 10064416:15
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qsuscs *shrug* tbh i have no idea. if this is msysgit/git-for-windows, try asking on https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/git-for-windows16:17
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freeone3000 Alright, thanks.16:18
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qsuscs oh, git for windows 2.5, nice16:20
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osse still no ^C fix. Booo16:26
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qsuscs git's just too unixy for windows16:31
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osse works in 1.9.5 :p16:34
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drakino Ooo, good reminder to go file a cert issue against git for windows.16:51
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offby1 tries GitUp17:03
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Nevik offby1, bless you17:04
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whomp offby1, thanks for the answer last night. as a reminder, i was trying to merge just the commits from where my branch diverged off of my co-workers branch, which has been merged into master already. if i just do `git rebase master`, i get merge conflicts. how can i fix this?17:25
cluelesscoder so on OSX, I have XDG_CONFIG_HOME set and per http://git-scm.com/docs/git-config git should be reading from it - but it is in one repository and not another17:26
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cluelesscoder anyone have any clues as to why this would happen?17:26
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offby1 whomp: I can't really picture your situation :-|17:27
Nevik: GitUp is intriguing ... but pretty beach-bally :-|17:28
whomp offby1, my co-worker branches off of master, makes some commits. i make a new branch off of that branch, make some commits. my co-worker merges their branch into master. now i want to merge my branch into master, but i don't want to replay the commits from my co-workers branch, or else i get issues.17:29
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whomp i just want to replay the commits that *i* did17:29
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phroa cluelesscoder: try exporting GIT_CONFIG=$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/git/config17:30
qsuscs offby1: this? http://gitup.co/17:30
cluelesscoder: well, XDG is X desktop group. os x does not use X. i wouldn't be surprised if git ignored that on OS X altogether17:31
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phroa cluelesscoder: erm, wait, now that I look at the actual docs, that variable isn't the target of --global, it's a repo-specific config. never mind.17:32
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cluelesscoder +qsuscs: I already know it works - I've been using it for a couple months and it works in one repo17:32
phroa cluelesscoder: try symlinking ~/.gitconfig to $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/git/config?17:32
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cluelesscoder I mean it actually probably works in most repos17:32
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phroa cluelesscoder: out of curiousity is there anything special about the repos it doesn't work in? perhaps, you're using xcode with those repos but not with the ones they work in?, etc17:33
cluelesscoder phroa: that's a workaround...17:33
phroa I know xcode ships something like 1.9 last I checked, it might not have added support for XDG17:33
cluelesscoder phroa: nothing so far, but I just cloned down the new repo17:33
offby1 qsuscs: yep, that's what I was poking at17:33
whomp: _at worst_ you can individually cherry-pick each of your commits17:34
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offby1 whomp: if there are only a few, that might be a perfectly fine thing to do17:34
qsuscs offby1: and what do you mean by "beach-bally"?17:34
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offby1 qsuscs: I meant "slow" -- on OS X, when an app is busy and not servicing GUI interrupts, the OS turns the mouse pointer to a colorful thing called a "beach ball"17:35
qsuscs i see17:35
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qsuscs offby1: use the shell :p17:35
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offby1 qsuscs: the app might benefit from some redesign, whereby they have a separate thread that simply displays the progress of long-running operations. I wouldn't be surprised if they do that sometime soon17:35
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cluelesscoder phroa: I really, really appreciate the input - I've been looking at this new repo to see if it has some specific configuration, but I'll keep exploring17:36
offby1 qsuscs: well, I'm a command-line zealot, so you don't need to tell me to use the shell. But I do like to keep an eye on what's going on in GUI-land17:36
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offby1 whomp: I probably don't understand your situation perfectly, but it _sounds_ like you ought to be able to "git checkout master ; git merge your-own-branch" without any trouble17:36
whomp offby1, i got it, it's just `git rebase --onto master co-workers-branch my-branch`17:36
offby1 whomp: good for you -- I've used git for years and can never remember what --onto does17:37
don't think I've ever used it17:37
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qsuscs offby1: i, too, often use the visual studio git integration, but that simply lacks some features i often use (e.g. add -p, in fact, VS sorta ignores the index and only supports all-or-nothing staging in its own XML config), so -> shell17:37
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offby1 qsuscs: I generally distrust git integration in any IDE-like thing17:38
whomp offby1, haha yeah i'll probably forget by next week :)17:38
offby1 I certainly wouldn't trust MS to do git right, unless they've been doing it for five years or more17:38
whomp offby1, thoughts on GitUp?17:38
qsuscs offby1: it's in fact quite nice, but simply lacks many features17:38
offby1 whomp: my thoughts are: it's intriguing, but beach-bally.17:39
whomp what does that mean?17:39
offby1 *sigh*17:39
qsuscs m)17:39
offby1 whomp: I meant "slow" -- on OS X, when an app is busy and not servicing GUI interrupts, the OS turns the mouse pointer to a colorful thing called a "beach ball"17:39
offby1 whistles innocently17:39
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offby1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spinning_pinwheel17:40
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whomp ahh i see17:46
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s5s Hi guys, some time ago I was able to set up a local directory and ran a git command to host this on localhost. Could you point me what this git command could have been. Can't remember and google doesn't help me so far18:10
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offby1 s5s: sounds like "git daemon"18:12
... which i just apparently made up18:12
s5s: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-on-the-Server-Git-Daemon18:13
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Motoko Host on localhost?18:13
Like how? SSH, Git, HTTP?18:13
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ketul Hello . I want to combine my all patches in the single patch. How can I proceed ?18:14
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offby1 ketul: git rebase --interactive18:15
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ketul kk offby1 Thanks. Let me do it a try :)18:15
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s5s offby1: ah, yeah - it is git daemon18:17
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s5s Motoko: yes, git:// on localhost18:17
I just got it working18:17
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ketul offby1: I am getting :- noop18:18
# Rebase d1599a8..d1599a8 onto d1599a818:18
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# Commands:18:18
# p, pick = use commit18:18
# r, reword = use commit, but edit the commit message18:18
# e, edit = use commit, b18:18
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offby1 ketul: you're doing it wrong :)18:19
ketul: check out _your_ branch18:19
phroa ketul: are you deleting all the "pick" lines in there? if so, that's going to noop. replace "pick" with "fixup" or "squash" as per the docs underneath the list18:19
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phroa ketul: oh never mind, sorry :318:19
offby1 ketul: the do "git rebase -i $(git merge-base their-branch HEAD)"18:19
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ketul ok..18:20
offby1 ketul: you might want to back everything up first, or do this work in a fresh clone18:20
!backup18:20
gitinfo Worried about your data while trying stuff out in your repo? The repository in its entirety lives inside the .git directory in the root of your work tree so to backup everything `cp -a path/to/workdir path/to/backup` or equivalent will suffice as long as the repo is not modified during backup. See also http://sethrobertson.github.com/GitBestPractices/#backups18:20
ketul offby1: aha. It is safe on github.com18:21
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ketul offby1: Can I use any easy approach like using git diff -- -- . Then can I convert that .difference file to .patch ?18:22
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offby1 ketul: you could do that, but the patch is probably not very useful18:23
you might also try "git format-patch", which is similar, but more useful18:23
ketul offby1: git-format-patch is applied on the commits only. right ? I want to submit my patch18:24
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offby1 ketul: sorry, Id didn't understand that at all.18:25
ketus: git-format-patch -- and its close cousin, "git send-email" -- are specifically intended to prepare a patch for submission, so they're almost certainly what you want18:25
ketul: ^^18:25
offby1 's network is swamped by a large download, so typing is kinda tricky18:26
ketul offby1: :) . Ya so I did many commits on my repo. Now I want to combine all of them and want to submit in a single patch18:26
Your help is appreciated ..18:26
offby1 then "git rebase -i" is what you need. Have you tried it?18:27
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ketul now trying :)18:27
offby1 You run "git rebase -i" to "squash" all your commits together, _then_ you run "git send-email" or "git format-patch" to make that big commit into a patch18:27
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ketul git rebase -i gives me noop :(18:28
offby1: ^18:28
offby1: git rebase -i branch-name . Am I doing right ?18:29
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offby1 no18:29
rtfm18:29
I am too lazy to digest and summarize the man page for you18:29
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ketul ;)18:29
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qsuscs offby1: weren't you the one with the crappy 5MBit/s DSL?18:39
offby1 yep18:39
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qsuscs :>18:40
no other provider, maybe DOCSIS?18:40
offby1 especially compared to Eugene, whose entire block gets about 1,000,000 GB/µs if I recall correctly.18:40
qsuscs: there are plenty of other providers, but I'm too lazy and cheap to switch.18:40
qsuscs wtf.18:40
FFS DO IT18:41
offby1 and in fact it almost never really matters18:41
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offby1 qsuscs: easy for you to say.18:41
qsuscs well18:41
Eugene The building has 2x1Gbit fibers to downtown, plus 2x1Gbit microwave on the roof to downtown & Bellevue as backups18:41
qsuscs the US is pretty much the only "developed" country where communication infrastructure is worse18:41
than germany, that is18:41
but it can't be that hard to switch18:41
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Eugene I have a GbE handoff in the closet18:42
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qsuscs the only alternative to DSL here would be LTE18:42
offby1 qsuscs: it's probably not that hard to switch, but you seem to not understand: I don't care enough18:42
qsuscs but that'd mean either only LTE -- shared bandwith, only 10GiB/month, ... -- or telekom hybrid, DSL+LTE, which is actually nice, except for the pure crap of modem+router18:43
offby1: you are weird18:43
offby1 no argument18:43
Eugene can confirm18:43
Nevik qsuscs, there's Kabel in most places18:43
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offby1 if I need to download something big on my phone, I turn off wifi -- the cellular network is faster :)18:43
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qsuscs Nevik: we have DSL since 2010, before that only ISDN. certainly no cable.18:44
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Nevik where are you, in east germany? :D18:44
ketul offby1: sorry for interrupt. Can I convert .diff file (generated by git diff) to .patch as .diff don't have 81+++++-- and all. So I think that is required for submission18:44
qsuscs (though there is indeed cable in the neighbour village … i wonder why there, it’s not exactly larger)18:44
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offby1 ketul: it's probably a bad idea.18:45
Nevik probably just proximity to an uplink18:45
ketul ok.18:45
qsuscs ketul: the output of git-format-patch respectively the file it creates is a valid file to git-am, git-apply and patch(1)18:45
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qsuscs Nevik: i think rather the lack of empty tubes in the streets here18:45
Nevik or that18:46
qsuscs that’s why there isn’t more DSL either18:46
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Nevik infrastructure is so expensive rly18:46
qsuscs no18:46
ketul gah.. OK thanks all. as git rebase -i always giving me noop18:46
qsuscs the IDIOTS in the 70s18:46
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qsuscs municipal service come, open up the streat, put water and crap tubes in there, close the street18:47
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qsuscs badenwerk comes, opens up the street, put energy cables in there, closes the street18:47
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qsuscs federal post comes, opens up the streets, puts telephone lines in there, closes the street18:48
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qsuscs they couldn’t even just do that together, not to mention put in empty tubes (just in case 30 years later they have the same idea again)18:48
Eugene Why can't they do it the easy way, like we have in the US? Just hang everything from a wire18:49
It totally won't all fall over any time it freezes18:49
offby1 oh it never freezes here, Jerry18:50
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qsuscs Eugene: exactly.18:50
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Eugene They're actually doing the tear-up-the-sidewalk routing outside my building right now18:50
qsuscs some old power lines are still over the roofs, but they’ll be put in the streets some time soon™18:51
Eugene New condos are going up next door, so there's no longer any buildings that need stuff hung.... so they're burying all the electrical, phone, etc lines and tearing out the poles18:51
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ketul offby1: I got msg "Successfully rebased and updated refs/heads/"19:16
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ketul now what should be done to generate patch of combined commit ?19:17
ok got. offby1 Thanks :)19:17
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offby1 \o/19:28
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SeeThruHead if i make a commit for just bumping my version number, how can i refer to the commit that caused the version bump in my commit message?19:36
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atrus SeeThruHead: i'm not clear on your question. maybe explaining why you want that would help?19:40
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blimpse What would be the best way to undo changes made a few commits ago without undoing changes from the commits between then and now?19:41
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atrus blimpse: has anybody other than you seed the changes you want to undo?19:41
phroa blimpse: man git revert19:41
gitinfo blimpse: the git-revert manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-revert.html19:41
atrus s/seed/seen/19:41
blimpse atrus: Yes.19:41
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atrus blimpse: see what phroa called up then :)19:42
phroa blimpse: then !rewrite applies unless you use git revert, which does not rewrite history. revert inverts diffs19:42
gitinfo blimpse: Rewriting public history is not recommended. Everyone who has pulled the old history will 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 --force-with-lease <remote> <branch>` to force (and the remote may reject that, anyway). See http://goo.gl/waqum19:42
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blimpse Ok, revert sounds like what I need. I don't want to rewrite.19:43
Thanks. :)19:44
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elux hi19:49
gitinfo elux: 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.19:49
jason237 thinking about merging vs squashing/rebasing for integrating topic branches, I wonder if squash/rebase followed by merge -s ours would avoid the trickiness with git bisect while preserving history19:49
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elux i have a vendor/ folder in my repo where i copy other repos in there which I'd like to verson control.. right now Im just copying the full sub-repo in there.. but of the sub-repo they contain `.git/` folders which Id like to ignore..19:50
what can i put in the .gitignore to ignore those folders ... ? i tried: vendor/**/.git which sorta works, but still leaves those repos looking like submobules or something19:51
Algebr I deleted a branch on remote and local. Can the reflog save me19:51
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phroa Algebr: you can certainly try to find it. $ man git reflog19:52
gitinfo Algebr: the git-reflog manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-reflog.html19:52
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phroa elux: man git submodule19:52
gitinfo elux: the git-submodule manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-submodule.html19:52
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elux id rather it not be a submodule tho.. id like to copy the files19:52
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phroa elux: then remove the .git folder when you copy the files19:53
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elux the vendoring tool i am using doesnt do that unfortunately.. i was hoping i could do it with gitignore so it would just skip those19:53
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iveqy elux: yes you can do it with gitignore if they aren't already tracked19:58
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elux awesome, they aren't tracked.. how? :)19:58
iveqy however, submodules is the correct tool for this. Assume that you want to use an old version of your code, then you need to know which older version of the vendor tools that code are using19:58
your solution won't cover that case and will made it impossible for you to recompile an old solution19:59
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elux yea, the vendor tool has a manifest and will resync that folder outside of it19:59
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elux then the commits at any instant will have all the vendor code already19:59
iveqy elux: just putting the vendor directory in gitignore should do20:00
elux well... i want to commit the vendor directory, just not any .git/ folders in child folders in vendor/20:00
iveqy elux: that you can't do, afaik.20:01
elux ok thanks, yea, doesnt seem to work..20:01
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phroa what is this vendor tool doing to the checked out repos?20:01
I'm just curious why you're against submodules20:01
iveqy elux: why don't you like submodules? Have you looked at subtree? Maybe that will suit you better20:01
elux well.. ie. permissions.. managing ssh keys etc.20:01
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elux and, some dependencies are git repos not managed by me.. referenced to servers outside of github, sometimes are unreliable.. so id like a copy of them20:02
iveqy elux: a submodule is a full copy...20:02
elux: !subtree20:02
gitinfo elux: 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/v2/Git-Tools-Advanced-Merging#_subtree_merge for more info, see also !git-subtree and !git-stich-repo.20:02
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iveqy elux: subtree is more what you are asking for.20:02
elux i see..20:03
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elux does it come with all the version history of those other subpackages.. cuz id rather it didnt20:03
it will just bloat my repo20:03
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iveqy elux: it does if you want it to. There's a --depth option.20:07
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elux nice20:07
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moldy hi20:15
phroa !hi !20:15
gitinfo [!welcome] Welcome to #git, a place full of helpful gits. If you have a question, feel free to just go ahead and ask—somebody should answer shortly. For more info on this channel, see http://jk.gs/git/ Take backups (type !backup to learn how) before taking advice.20:15
trang my coworker and i have been making commits to same branch. how do I remove my last 2 commits (while keeping his)20:16
phroa trang: if you're not concerned about !rewrite, man git rebase and use --interactive. if you care about rewriting, use man git revert20:16
gitinfo trang: Rewriting public history is not recommended. Everyone who has pulled the old history will 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 --force-with-lease <remote> <branch>` to force (and the remote may reject that, anyway). See http://goo.gl/waqum20:16
trang: the git-rebase manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-rebase.html20:16
trang: the git-revert manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-revert.html20:16
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Algebr reset then cherry-pick his?20:16
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moldy i ran git branch -u origin/serverfix; now i want to switch my current branch to the state origin/serverfix. i don't care about my previous changes to that branch. how do i tell git to perform a merge that just takes the changes from the remote branch?20:18
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qsuscs moldy: perhaps you want to reset (--hard) you branch?20:18
moldy: the exact same state or really a merge? because the latter would simply be git merge20:19
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moldy qsuscs: i want to contribute to foo/repo in the future. i have changes against bar/repo that i don't care about. they can stay in the history, but i don't want to merge them.20:21
qsuscs: foo/repo is itself a fork of bar/repo20:21
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qsuscs moldy: well do you want to keep them or do you want to abandom them? git reset --hard $branch brings your current branch and working directory to the same state as $branch, so you would abandon your changes20:23
moldy qsuscs: i don't care, whatever is easier ;)20:23
qsuscs: https://dpaste.de/HaKV20:23
phroa ha, Hak520:24
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moldy qsuscs: now i want to say "ok, give me jrief's stuff and let me continue work from there."20:24
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moldy qsuscs: i don't want to merge with my 14 changes, i want only the 542 changes from him.20:24
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qsuscs moldy: git reset --hard @{u} (@{u} aka @{upstream} aka HEAD@{upstream} aka master@{upstream} is jrief/0.3.0.dev)20:25
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moldy qsuscs: ah, thanks20:26
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diegoviola "Of course, I'd also suggest that whoever was the genius who thought it was a good idea to read things ONE F*CKING BYTE AT A TIME with system calls for each byte should be retroactively aborted. Who the f*ck does idiotic things like that? How did they noty die as babies, considering that they were likely too stupid to find a tit to suck on?" -- Linus Torvalds21:27
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t4nk288 Hello, I was wondering how I could get old git colors21:28
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ojacobson diegoviola: yes, yes, Linus is an intolerable arse who should be ejected from polite society, we know already21:29
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qsuscs ojacobson: yet he is capable in what he does21:29
ojacobson qsuscs: So are lots of people we shouldn't put up with21:29
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ojacobson So are lots of people who _don't_ feel the need to systematically abuse and belittle anyone who doesn't do things their way21:30
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diegoviola ojacobson: Linus wrote git21:33
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qsuscs diegoviola: amongst others21:34
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diegoviola I agree some of his language is unnecessary and he needs to grow up21:35
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qsuscs 1322 people wrote git21:35
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ojacobson At what point would it go from "needs to grow up" to "refuses to grow up"? He's been at this for most of his adult life, and he's been told, asked, begged, advised, yada yada to knock it off for most of that time. When do we stop tolerating it?21:35
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qsuscs 1109 out of 40530 commits are from linus21:36
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qsuscs ojacobson: how do you want to stop tolerating it? fork linux or what?21:36
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diegoviola Linux has been forked multiples times, Android, Linux-libre21:37
ojacobson -Personally- I'd like the LKML moderators to start aggressively rejecting Linus' emails until he treats people like people21:37
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ojacobson And for the LKML group collectively to reject his attitude -- maybe form a group without him in it, maybe convince him to go, maybe successfully get him to clean up his act and stay21:37
diegoviola qsuscs: sorry about that, I know there are many more contributors to Git and Linux21:37
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ojacobson Git, thankfully, is in Junio's hands, not Linus', so #git and the git mailing list see a lot less abuse from mr torvalds21:38
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ojacobson I'd also like to see people (looking at you here, qsusc :) stop excusing his behaviour in his absence with "but his skills!"21:39
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ojacobson it's a meme at this point :)21:39
diegoviola Linus was nicer and more humble when he was younger21:39
qsuscs ojacobson: it's not an excuse, however i do want to "keep him" because of his skills21:40
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qsuscs and i think linux wouldn't be where it is today without linus as a person21:40
ojacobson Then I must reject you, as well.21:40
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diegoviola https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaDpjlFpbfo21:41
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Motoko I do think Linus has changed a bit. Become much more of an asshole.21:41
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Motoko The problem is that everyone tolerates it.21:41
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diegoviola he's been doing the linux thing for a long time21:42
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Motoko Yes, he has.21:42
grawity Everyone eventually becomes more of an asshole if they have to deal with stupider people for a long time21:42
diegoviola it's not an excuse to treat people like shit though21:42
grawity Speaking from experience21:42
diegoviola there's no excuses for that21:42
qsuscs grawity: can confirm21:42
Motoko grawity, I've dealt with helpdesk stuff for years. I have stories.21:42
I still treat people with what respect I can.21:43
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Motoko Even if I'm a little short, I do my best to not attack others.21:43
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grawity so do I, but after ~12 years on Linux IRC channels the "with what respect I can" part has been slowly shrinking21:43
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qsuscs oh well21:44
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diegoviola "I like offending people, because I think people who get offended should be offended." -- Linus Torvalds21:44
qsuscs usually the idiots are kicked by eugene before i can really explode and rage21:44
diegoviola isn't he saying he just enjoys treating people like shit in this quote?21:44
"I don't respect people unless I think they deserve the respect. There are people who think that respect is something that should be given, and I happen to be one of the people who is perfectly happy saying no; respect should be earned. And without being earned, you don't get it. It's really that simple." -- Linus Torvalds21:44
qsuscs i partly agree with the last quote21:45
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diegoviola sorry about the offtopic anyway21:45
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qsuscs where did i stop21:46
ah21:46
Motoko Nothing new since your part21:46
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qsuscs i do partly agree with that quote, but every human being deserves some respect for being a human21:47
however, that's basic respect. all the other one gotta earn21:47
Motoko In general, I give a default bit of respect by default. The person's behavior toward me will adjust from that baseline.21:47
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ojacobson If my code isn't up to some arbitrary standard, should I be told I should've starved in infanthood?21:48
Motoko If they are awful and keep being awful, they lose that respect.21:48
ojacobson Is that an okay way to treat people, if you're good enough at what you do?21:48
qsuscs Motoko: yes, but i keep it to at least a minimum level. linus ... doesn't.21:48
Motoko Exactly.21:48
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qsuscs ojacobson: i think on places like LKML you gotta stay hard. if people's code is utter crap, tell them it's utter crap. but tell them _their code_ is utter crap, not themselves, like linus does21:49
or stay abstract enough21:50
like "fuck you, nvidia"21:50
ojacobson Well, Linus has convinced a lot of folks, myself included, that he's not going to stop telling people that -they- are utter crap, so what now?21:50
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phroa this is a strange alternate reality from reddit (I think) where everyone justifies his behaviour by saying "no, no, he's not saying YOU are a dumbass, your CODE is dumb. he never insults people specifically!"21:51
qsuscs maybe he does, respectively he thinks he does21:52
ojacobson phroa: It's very hard to fit that interpretation -- that it's about the code -- to remarks about someone being too stupid to breastfeed.21:52
I mean, I bet redditors would find a way, but21:52
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qsuscs but he should have noticed by now that _people_ feel deeply offended, insulted, hurt, and even if you wanted to say something else, you should notice that it#s probably constantly misunderstood and thus you're communicating it wrong21:53
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phroa I don't subscribe to LKMLs so I really can't judge his behaviour but I find the difference to be quite funny :P21:54
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phroa *difference in how people say he acts21:54
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Motoko I agree with what qsuscs said.22:00
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Motoko If you think you're saying the _code_ sucks, but everyone is thinking you're saying the _person_ sucks, maybe you're being unclear.22:01
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qsuscs unclear, lol.22:02
Motoko I'm trying to be nice.22:02
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multi_io on git push, does the target repo automatically verify all new incoming SHA1s?22:23
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atmosx hello22:28
phroa !hi atmosx.22:28
gitinfo [!welcome] Welcome to #git, a place full of helpful gits. If you have a question, feel free to just go ahead and ask—somebody should answer shortly. For more info on this channel, see http://jk.gs/git/ Take backups (type !backup to learn how) before taking advice.22:28
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atmosx I'm using BitBucket. On BB I can browse a file's history and see how the file was before any number of commits.22:30
Is there a GUI tool that could do that localy for me?22:30
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Motoko git log, git diff.22:30
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atmosx I tried SourceTree but doesn't show files apparently.22:30
Motoko Or any one of the many git GUIs.22:30
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atmosx Which one?22:31
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phroa sourcetree absolutely shows files...22:31
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phroa are you in the "history" tab? it should show a graph and a list of changes at the bottom, with diffs on the right22:32
if you want to show the file at any point right click its name in the list and use "open selected version"22:32
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hfp Hi, I'm using this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7291186/git-warn-before-committing-if-string-appears-in-source-or-diff to setup a pre-commit hook that will check for a string and block the commit if it is present. I have two questions: is it possible to add the file name and line numbers for the offending matches when it blocks a commit? How?22:33
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phroa hfp: just capture the grep output22:34
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qsuscs atmosx: gitk -- $file22:42
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hfp phroa: Well I tried entering the command at the prompt but `git-diff-index` is an unknown command for my terminal. What gives?22:48
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phroa hfp: honestly I haven't the foggiest. man git diff-index22:49
gitinfo hfp: the git-diff-index manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-diff-index.html22:49
phroa well, it exists22:49
so I think that's your issue =)22:49
update your git, maybe?22:49
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phroa what's the version you're on22:50
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qsuscs hfp: try git diff-index instead of git-diff-index22:51
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hfp phroa: 2.5.022:51
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phroa well, I'm out of ideas22:51
qsuscs the commands used to be in /usr/bin, but nowadays git-* is hidden in /usr/libexec/git-core or so, and called from /usr/bin/git22:51
hfp qsuscs: The hook works as is, using `git-diff-index` but the command line doesn't know it. `git diff-index` doesn't register either22:51
phroa tbh after looking in to it, diff-index seems like it would be quite an essential command. versions may not be your issue :P22:51
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qsuscs hfp: what does "git diff-index" print?22:52
osse !list22:52
gitinfo [!mailing_list] The mailing list can be reached via [email@hidden.address] You don't need to subscribe to the list, you will always be put in cc on reply. Read archives at http://j.mp/gitlist22:52
hfp qsuscs: my bad, I mistyped. git diff-index works, it prints the usage for it22:52
qsuscs see.22:52
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hfp It doesn't look like diff-index has an option to show line numbers. too bad22:54
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phroa grep does22:54
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hfp right, but grep will count the lines based on the diff which is part of the original file so the line count might be off compared to the actual line count in the source file, no?22:55
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sjohnson hey dudes. has anyone ever noticed how --ignore-space-at-eol doesn't have a "sol" / start of line counterpart?23:15
for git diff. many people suggest to use -b or -w, but they don't behave 100% exactly as one would expect if the --sol idea was implemented.23:16
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cbreak the space at end of line thing is for crappy CRLF23:25
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sjohnson cbreak: i don't think it's only for that though.23:34
you can have trailing whitespace that some people aren't that sensitive about.23:34
aside from CRLF.23:34
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diegoviola qsuscs: when you said "1322 people wrote git" where did you get that number btw?23:49
qsuscs diegoviola: git shortlog -s23:49
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qsuscs one patch by me23:50
diegoviola qsuscs: ok ty23:50
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diegoviola was just curious, thanks23:51
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diegoviola sorry to all the people who contributed to git for saying "Linus wrote git"23:51
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