IRCloggy #git 2015-09-07

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	2015-09-07
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deathslocus	anyone able to help me with some weird git commands	00:37
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deathslocus	anyone able to help me with some weird git commands	00:42
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kadoban	deathslocus: Just ask your real question.	00:42
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deathslocus	I want to add ./x/* to ./*	01:27
	without x	01:27
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deathslocus	so /x/y becomes /y	01:28
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tmillc	anyone feel like helping a noober understand pull requests, branching, merging, rebasing, etc? https://github.com/tmillc/git_experimenting	01:50
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tmillc	I just feel like I need some hands-on, but I don't know anyone who uses git	01:50
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phroa	tmillc: !workflow might help. other than that, what specifically do you need help grokking?	02:04
gitinfo	tmillc: Finding the right workflow for you is critical for the success of any SCM project. Git is very flexible with respect to workflow. See http://sethrobertson.github.com/GitBestPractices/#workflow for a list of references about choosing branching and distributed workflows.	02:04
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tmillc	phroa: I don't know, I just want to be more comfortable with it. I could set up a second account and play with branching and stuff I guess.	02:10
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tmillc	I just recently landed a sort of internship and I don't want to be suddenly thrust into a situation where git is important and I'm not comfortable with it, and I'm not sure how to do that on my own since it's such a collaborative tool.	02:11
phroa	tmillc: perhaps https://github.com/git-game/git-game and it sequel would be helpful? I don't know exactly what the first episode covers, though. the second one actually gives a list of topics.	02:11
tmillc	oh this looks good, thanks!	02:12
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phroa	some of !book s may appeal to you	02:12
gitinfo	There are several good books available about git; 'Pro Git' is probably the best: http://git-scm.com/book but also look at !bottomup !cs !gcs !designers !gitt !vcbe and !parable	02:12
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tmillc	eh I feel like I'd get more out of just experimenting than reading about it, with this specific tool	02:13
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tmillc	I "read about" rebasing and yeah... -_-	02:13
phroa	not the lightest topic	02:13
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tmillc	right but it gave me the impression that if I did it a bit, I'd grok it	02:13
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tmillc	but git-game looks good, I'll give that a shot	02:14
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preaction	just ask. if someone is available, and can help, they'll answer	05:32
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yisthat	Hi. Can you explain me why "git fetch" automatically forces to update my remote-tracking branches? I thought that there is the "force" option for.	06:35
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Seveas	yisthat: because that's what remote-tracking branches are for...	06:37
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yisthat	Seveas: But in some situations I have to explicitly force the update via "-f" option.	06:38
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osse	yisthat: that's for pushing, or when you've set fetch's refspec to something non-default	06:39
yisthat	Seveas: So what's the "force" option good for?	06:39
Seveas	check the refspec. The leading '+' is the equivalent of the force option.	06:39
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spinningarrow	yisthat: the force option force updates the local branches if you specify the rbranch:lbranch form of refspec	06:51
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flughafen	question, i have a repo that for some reason i get errors occasionally when trying to pull saying "unable to update local ref" , once I do a chown -R to the whole dir, it works, but it'll happen again eventually	06:53
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Seveas	flughafen: do you share the repo with other local users?	07:00
flughafen	not on my machine.	07:01
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Seveas	is the repo on a shared filesystem? (nfs, samba, ...)	07:03
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Seveas	flughafen: no, I mean your clone. Is it on an nfs share or something?	07:10
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flughafen	Seveas: no	07:11
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Seveas	strange. Next time it happens do an ls -laR .git/refs and come back :)	07:12
flughafen	ok, tahnks :)	07:12
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ggherdov	Hello. If I use "git cherry-pick" without the -x option, there is no easy way to infer what was the original commit I grafted, correct?	08:47
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comps	ggherdov: correct	08:52
ggherdov	comps: thanks	08:52
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ggherdov	still on cherrypicks: if my HEAD is commit A, and I cherrypick commit B from somewhere else in the history onto A, it's possible that B doesn't apply cleanly.	08:57
	The doc says that at this point git does a 3-way merge. Question: what does git uses as a "merge-base"? A "real" (topological) common ancestor between A and B, or something else?	08:57
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cbreak	ggherdov: see man git-patch-id	09:14
gitinfo	ggherdov: the git-patch-id manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-patch-id.html	09:14
cbreak	ggherdov: I think it'll create a synthetic merge base	09:16
	since patches contain the hashes of the original base blobs	09:16
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ggherdov	thanks cbreak	09:21
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halabund	Hi all	09:54
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halabund	How can I fully reset a git working directory? I thought git clean -fd would remove things that don’t belong there but it seems to still leave some files behind.	09:55
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Seveas	halabund: -x for removing ignored files	09:56
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halabund	Seveas: That was it! Great! Thank you!	09:59
Seveas	halabund: at that rate you'll run out of exclamation points before the day is out :)	09:59
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halabund	Well, I didn’t actually know what was left behind, I only saw that sometimes the build process of this package got mysteriously broken after changing options. So I was really frustrated.	10:03
	And I’m really happy it works now.	10:03
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cbreak	halabund: no make clean?	10:09
halabund	cbreak: Apparently it doesn’t clean everything. Actually the problem was with unit tests failing (incorrectly), not the build itself.	10:10
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thaw	hi guys	10:29
	Im using git clone in a bash script ; and I would like to go to the freshly cloned directory after its execution	10:30
_rgn	cd	10:30
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thaw	and I cannot find any plumbing commands in order to get the name of the destination directory	10:30
osse	thaw: best thing to do is to decide the destination directory yourself	10:31
	git clone url destination	10:31
thaw	I dont want to do that ; I am doing a wrapper of git clone and I would like to support the same arguments as git clone	10:31
osse	thaw: that said, I've never seen Git name the destination something other than the stuff after the last slash with .git removed	10:31
	i have a clone wrapper myself	10:32
thaw	hm ok	10:32
	I thought about that but didnt know if it was a safe assumption	10:32
	thanks osse , I will do that then	10:32
osse	thaw: http://sprunge.us/JdAf	10:33
thaw	and thanks _rgn for the cd command btw.	10:33
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osse	the stuff in the else part	10:33
thaw	nice osse, thanks	10:33
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Kartagis	hi	10:58
osse	my name is	10:58
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Kartagis	why isn't git push {origin,github} master supported?	10:59
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Kartagis	it is supported in bash	10:59
blehblah	test	10:59
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blehblah	I've got a question	11:00
Kartagis	I could do a loop, but still...	11:00
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blehblah	I modified FileA and FileB. I created a new BranchA, and then commited FileA.	11:00
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blehblah	How do I checkout my previous commit, without losing the changes on FileB?	11:01
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blehblah	would that be "git reset --mixed" ?	11:04
ffledgling	How do I get the diff of the file and it's previous version? (Whatever commit # or date that might've been on?)	11:04
Kartagis	ffledgling: git log -p file	11:05
ffledgling	I tried something like \|git diff HEAD@{2015-07-26}:<path/to/file>\|, but I got an error saying HEAD doesn't go back that far	11:05
	ffledgling tries.	11:05
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Kartagis	brb, lunch	11:06
osse	blehblah: check it out as usual	11:06
	!float	11:07
gitinfo	If you have made a change in your working directory and have NOT YET COMMITTED, you may "float" that change over to another (`git checkout oldbranch`) or new (`git checkout -b newbranch`) branch and commit it there. If the files you changed differ between branches, the checkout will fail. In that case, `git stash` then checkout, and `git stash apply` and go through normal conflict resolution.	11:07
ffledgling	Kartagis: that works great, thanks!	11:07
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ffledgling	wait, -p means generate patch? wut, this doesn't look like a patch...	11:08
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avar	Anyone know offhand how to manually run git-upload-pack in such a way that it doesn't return "you don't speak the protocol"	11:33
	i.e. echo -n \| git-upload-pack <path>	11:33
	I'm trying to debug a case where it might be returning the wrong status code due to a bug...	11:33
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choki	How do I ignore any .xml.gz files in a subfolder and all its subfolders as well? weechat/.xml.gz doesnt work for weechat/scripts/plugins.xml.gz	11:34
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avar	create a .gitignore in weechat/ with *.xml.gz	11:35
choki	got it weechat/*/.xml.gz	11:36
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choki	i dont like the idea of multiple gitignore. looks more like an anti-pattern :)	11:37
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osse	why?	11:38
avar	It's a good pattern, especially on big repos, because you don't have to parse .gitignore files not relevant to you on certain paths	11:38
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choki	and when you need to change something you'd have to look on multiple places	11:41
	or use some grep magic :D	11:41
osse	git check-ignore -v	11:42
choki	no path	11:42
osse	and when I run grep magic my terminal just hangs	11:43
choki	lol	11:43
Kartagis	why isn't git push {origin,github} master supported?	11:43
	it is supported in bash	11:43
	I could do a loop, but still...	11:43
osse	because not enough people want it	11:43
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osse	my guess is it qould require some larger changes in git push	11:45
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avar	Kartagis: that expands to: git push origin github master	11:46
	So how is that supposed to work in bash?	11:46
Kartagis	avar: that expands to git push origin master && git push github master	11:47
osse	no	11:47
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dansmith_btc	Hi, I have a weird behaviour for a file which i marked --assume-unchanged. When i try to save my interactive rebase I get "error: Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by checkout: manager_test.js Please, commit your changes or stash them before you can switch branches." The problem is there is nothing to stash my working tree is clean. manager_test.js is deffinitely mark assume-unchanged, I checke	11:47
	d with git ls-files -v	11:47
Kartagis	it doesn't?	11:47
osse	try echo {origin,github}	11:47
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Kartagis	I ended up doing git config alias.pall 'for r in origin github;do git push $r;done'	11:49
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avar	To the extant that that might have worked you would have been pushing to the github branch on origin	11:49
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osse	dansmith_btc: --assume-unchanged is not a good solution.	11:50
	!assume_unchanged	11:50
gitinfo	git update-index --assume-unchanged is sometimes suggested for keeping yourself from committing changes to a file, but it's actually a promise to Git that the file is identical to the committed version, to reduce unnecessary disk reads. Not only will Git feel free to discard the flag, it will also happily overwrite your changes whenever a checkout/merge/rebase/... updates it.	11:50
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dansmith_btc	oh, cheers, that explains it	11:53
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ffledgling	I just ran into http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26046698/git-refname-origin-master-is-ambiguous	11:55
	I had something called refs/heads/origin/master ; what I can't figure out is how	11:55
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ffledgling	Might anyone here know?	11:56
osse	you screwed up the arguments to git branch -u	11:56
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ffledgling	Hm, I don't think I've ever run that command	11:57
	ffledgling checks what -u does	11:57
ffledgling	I did run \|git branch --set-upstream libffi origin/master\| which seems to be the closest thing to that	11:59
	Is that incorrect? It was suggested by git itself	11:59
qsuscs	Kartagis: git config --global alias.push-all "!git remote \| xargs -L1 git push"	11:59
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moritz	ffledgling: does 'git branch' list any branch with "origin" in the name?	12:00
	ah, I see you did	12:00
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moritz	ffledgling: maybe 'git reflog refs/heads/origin/master' gives you a clue how it came to be	12:01
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ffledgling	moritz: let me try	12:02
	moritz: says "fatal: ambiguous argument 'refs/heads/origin/master': unknown revision or path not in the working tree."	12:04
	I didn't find it by search the reflog either	12:04
moritz	ffledgling: what does `git branch\|grep origin` say?	12:05
	(nopaste it please if it's more than one line)	12:05
ffledgling	moritz: I fixed the issue by deleting the extra ref, so it won't say anything now, but I checked it earlier and there was no branch that started with origin/	12:06
	moritz: The only way it actually showed up was git show-ref master	12:06
moritz	ffledgling: creepy	12:06
ffledgling	That's an interesting choice of word, why though?	12:06
moritz	ffledgling: because so far I've been mostly unaware of the magic that short branch names hide, and what goes wrong when the assumptions behind that magic fail	12:08
ffledgling	Yeah, I'm getting the feeling I need to start figuring out how the short name lookup works	12:09
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ffledgling	Also I have no stinking idea what a ref really is	12:09
	And how the ref/* namespace works	12:09
moritz	it seems anything with a name is a ref	12:10
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moritz	like, a branch, a tag, a remote branch, and potentially other stuff	12:10
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ffledgling	a tree, maybe a sub tree...	12:10
moritz	stashes	12:10
	I don't think trees	12:10
ffledgling	It doesn't help that things like gerrit add their own stuff under /refs/for/<branch-name> either	12:11
moritz	but my understanding of refs is intuitive at best	12:11
ffledgling	time to pull out the git-book I guess	12:12
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qsuscs	moritz: refs/remotes/origin/master	12:18
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ggherdov	Hello. I wanted a command that tells me in which version (tagged commit) a given commit was introduced. "git describe <commit> --contains" is almost ok, but it concatenate the tag name with an expression that represent the path from my commit to the tag.	12:25
	Can I tell git to remove that suffix? (it's for scripting). Maybe I should use a lower level command?	12:25
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moritz	ggherdov: "man git-describe" has all the options	12:26
gitinfo	ggherdov: the git-describe manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-describe.html	12:26
ggherdov	moritz: ok checking.	12:27
ProXy	#qt	12:27
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ProXy	ooops. sorry	12:27
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moritz	ggherdov: in particular, you might want --abbrev 0	12:28
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ggherdov	moritz: thanks, that's it	12:28
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ffledgling	Silly question -- But there wouldn't happen to be a way to work on two branches in git simultaneously, would there?	12:43
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ffledgling	I can't think of a way to have two different file system states maintained at the same time, but still...	12:43
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osse	man git-worktree	12:44
gitinfo	the git-worktree manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-worktree.html	12:44
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qsuscs	when did that come in, 2.5?	12:46
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ffledgling	osse: nice, almost exactly what I was looking for	12:47
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ffledgling	Can I checkout different branches etc. as well in a linked worktree, or is a worktree pinned to the branch I give it at creation?	12:48
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Seveas	ffledgling: you can check out any branch, tag or commit you want	13:01
	qsuscs: 2.5, but 2.6 will see it do more.	13:02
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osse	Seveas: but can you change it afterwards?	13:04
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Seveas	osse: yeah, you can treat it basically as its own copy of the repo, but sharing objects/* and refs/* (it's a bit more complicated, but not much)	13:09
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Seveas	you can't however check out the same branch in two places. Unless you really want to (I think you can --force it) or detach at least one of the heads	13:09
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ffledgling	Seveas: thanks	13:22
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Phazorx	is it possible to extrenalize a particular folder of a repo as a new repo, while maintaining root repo as an upstream for future changes?	13:24
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PersRobot	Hi, I'm in a root git folder, let say "~/dotfiles". I've a .gitignore in this git folder containing "*". Will this ignore everything in let say "~/dotfiles/ssh/"?	13:26
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cbreak	it will ignore everything that is not already tracked	13:27
jast	PersRobot: yes (unless, of course, you have a separate rule that unignore ssh/ and everything in it)	13:28
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ule	hi there! Do you guys know if it's possible to set different commit date while doing a commit?	13:29
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ule	I want to set an commit here with date with 2009	13:29
cbreak	it is.	13:29
jast	sure	13:29
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osse	ule: GIT_COMMITTER_DATE=foo git commit	13:29
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cbreak	the option is called --date	13:29
jast	or the --date parameter	13:29
ule	awesome	13:29
Seveas	Phazorx: that sounds like git subtree split.	13:29
cbreak	git commit --date=two.years.ago	13:29
PersRobot	jast: so it ignores everything even in the deepest subfolder right? (having only one .gitignore at the root with "*")	13:29
osse	well, he said commit date, not author date, AMIRITE	13:29
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jast	PersRobot: yes. any pattern that doesn't begin with a '/' is checked in any dir/subdir	13:30
ule	thanks guys	13:31
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jast	'/*', for example, ignores only everything in the dir the .gitignore file lives in (but since that matches all the direct subdirs, too, git won't actually bother ever looking at them, so the end result is the same)	13:32
ProXy	PersRobot: Keep in mind, that every empty directory will not be added too	13:32
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PersRobot	got you ProXy	13:32
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jantje	I'd like to do a three way diff with git log for a given file. A user did multiple commits master, which he ported over to X, which eventually goes to branch Y after being approved by someone we did test the changes. So I'd like join all the different commits done on master, and compare them to all commits on branch X, and same for Y	13:35
	so I need to do some sort of collapsing of multiple commits on a branch, and then use that for comparing	13:36
	is there a way I can do that easily with just git log, or do I need to do some special tricks	13:36
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Phazorx	Seveas: reading the docs sounds like it's more for keeping upstream up to date with changes from split folder repo, where i'd be interested in reverse of this	13:47
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Phazorx	is there somethign similar to subtree but with reversed change flow?	13:48
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ovidiutk	Hey. Just saw one of my colleagues do something like: git merge --ff-only ${push}. Where is this ${push} documented? I don't know what to search for. My colleague didn't know either. :) Thanks.	13:56
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osse	ovidiutk: that's a shell variable	13:58
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mpathy	Hi there.. I have a problem regarding submodules.. When I try to recursively update my submodules, git tell me about folders - which never were submodules - who doesnt have a submodule entry	14:01
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mpathy	I found someting out about some 160000 entries.. But I didnt find how to change them that git doesnt think its a submodule (in fact they are just simple folders)	14:03
ovidiutk	osse: Oh, thanks. I know now how it "works". Empty shell variable = no commit given which makes git merge the remote-tracking branch. He could have used any non-existing variable name. :D	14:06
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muranjan	Hi after I issue command “git push origin master”.. my files on the server ownership change.. so i need to go to server and then issue “chown -R nobody:nobody ~/public_html”…. Is there any solution for this???	14:33
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osse	muranjan: push as the user nobody	14:36
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muranjan	osse: how can i do that???	14:44
osse	muranjan: how do you push now	14:46
	I mean to which URL	14:46
	(also, why does it matter who owns the files?)	14:46
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muranjan	I cloned to myserver.url.com:/public_html/projectname	14:47
	then I commit and do “git push origin master"	14:47
osse	what does git remote -v say	14:47
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muranjan	it matter becuase websever can access only if it is owned by “nobody”	14:48
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mokopop	is it possible to bypass the git add * stage?	14:49
osse	commit -a	14:49
mokopop	i really just want to have a git repo track the state of a directory's full contents	14:49
	whatever changes there were	14:49
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grawity	alias bake="git add --all && git commit -m Snapshot"	14:50
bremner	!yolo	14:50
gitinfo	git config alias.yolo '!git commit -fA -m "Yolo swag!"; git push -f'	14:50
muranjan	MUKS-M-X010:docwiki muks$ git remote -v	14:51
	origin docwiki@104.238.91.52:public_html/docwiki (fetch)	14:51
	origin docwiki@104.238.91.52:public_html/docwiki (push)	14:51
	this is output osse:	14:51
osse	change 'docwiki' to nobody	14:51
muranjan	where??	14:51
osse	git remote set-url origin [email@hidden.address]	14:51
muranjan	but docwiki is the user in my server	14:51
osse	yes I know	14:52
	but apparently you want it to be nobody instead	14:52
muranjan	ok	14:52
mokopop	grawity:so, mkdir proj; cd proj; for l in a b c; do echo $l > $l; done; git init; git commit -am m1; edit_misc_files; commit -am m2; ?	14:52
grawity	wha	14:52
muranjan	will it track when I commit as my usernae “muks” not nobody..	14:52
	osse:	14:53
osse	Git doesn	14:53
	Git doesn'cate	14:53
	shit	14:53
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osse	Git doesn't care	14:53
muranjan	ok	14:53
	I am using ssh login password less	14:53
osse	if you cannot ssh with the user nobody then you have to fix that	14:53
	btw, have you looked at the contents of that directory? It's not a website	14:54
muranjan	its a website..	14:54
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muranjan	osse:	15:01
	is there any other way like post commit hooks to change chown command???	15:01
osse	use post-receive on the server	15:01
muranjan	I am not allowed to connect server as ssh nobody	15:01
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mokopop	let's suppose i have a git repo on my local hdd and i want to keep a periodical backup on an external drive.	15:03
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mokopop	is there a way to use git almost like rsync?	15:03
grawity	not really	15:03
	well there are some wrappers around it	15:04
	but git is not really suitable for that	15:04
mokopop	grawity:isn't it made for that?	15:04
grawity	no	15:04
mokopop	instead of uploading an incremental/differential backup to github, i want to sync to a clone on my external hard drive.	15:05
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osse	mokopop: if you're already using it like that with github and you're happy with it, then add a remote that points to your hard drive and push to that	15:06
mokopop	osse:i'm not. i just know that people often do.	15:06
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mokopop	osse:i don't even know how to do it. but i'm trying to understand the reason git is suited to that and not my proposed use.	15:06
osse	mokopop: imho it isn't suited for that either	15:07
mokopop	osse:use with github?	15:07
grawity	mokopop: the difference's that usually people 1) want to keep the complete history of what they've ever had on Git, but on the other hand want to periodically prune old backups to preserve space	15:07
MatToufoutu	I dunno if I did it already, but I think I forgot, so, thanks to everyone here who helped me understanding git internals these last few days :) (even if we ended up with the conclusion that my goal won't be achievable ^^)	15:07
grawity	mokopop: and 2) most Git repositories contain files which can be delta-compressed very efficiently; most homedirs less so.	15:07
osse	mokopop: no, use with github is fine. incremental/differential backup to github is not	15:07
mokopop	osse:no. it's a particular directory for a project i work on.	15:08
	i want that project's files bot incrementally snapshoted (i intend to program vim to snapshot on every file write)	15:09
	*both	15:09
	...as well as less periodically backed up to a different volume.	15:09
	let's say every two days.	15:09
	when i plug in the external volume.	15:09
	but i want it to be quick and painless as possible.	15:10
	so instead of waiting for a retransfer of everything	15:10
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mokopop	i'd rather have git push the differentials to the ext volume as it would to github, in order to conserve bandwidth in both cases (gh/ext volume)	15:11
	does that make any sense?	15:11
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mokopop	grawity osse	15:11
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mokopop	it's mostly text.	15:11
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mokopop	and the larger/uncompressible files typically aren't changed.	15:12
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osse	mokopop: the issue is not github versus external drive	15:12
	git does not care	15:12
	So go ahead	15:12
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mokopop	osse: what's the issue then? and how would i go about doing what i described wishing to do?	15:13
osse	mokopop: the issue is that git itself is not very useful for this	15:13
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osse	but if you're happy with it then go ahead	15:14
mokopop	osse:git isn't useful for syncing a folder with github?	15:14
osse	goddammti	15:15
	depends on what you mean by sync	15:15
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mokopop	sorry, i'm really just trying to understand.	15:15
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mokopop	osse:typical use case: i'm a hacker and work on a project, the source lives in a directory in my ~/projects.	15:15
	let's call it ~/projects/foo	15:16
osse	Git is useful for carefully authoring a change to one or more files, record that change with a useful message, and make those changes accessible for others.	15:16
	it's not useful for automatically doing any of that	15:16
mokopop	i want to share it (opn source the project)	15:16
	so i start keeping that directory's contents synced with a github repository	15:16
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mokopop	i guess that's called pushing	15:16
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mokopop	i don't care about sharing the changes with others	15:17
	i want to keep the state efficiently backed up.	15:17
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sanketdg	how is git pull different from git pull --rebase	15:23
osse	Git is no better than rsync in that respect	15:23
	sanketdg: pull = fetch + merge, pull --rebase = fetch + rebase	15:24
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mokopop	osse:okay. so i just want to use rsync -avr ~/proj/foo /Volumes/external_drive/foo.bkp then?	15:25
sanketdg	osse: okay, I knew fetch is a kind of merge?	15:25
osse	sanketdg: then you know wrong	15:26
qsuscs	sanketdg: fetch updates !rtb	15:26
gitinfo	sanketdg: [!remote_tracking_branch] Remote-tracking branches (branches which start with e.g. 'origin/', listed by 'git branch -r') are read-only mirrors of the corresponding branches in another repository. They're updated by 'git fetch'. You can't edit them directly (trying to check them out results in a !detached HEAD), but you can create a new local branch based on a remote-tracking branch using e.g. 'git checkout -b <branc	15:26
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osse	mokopop: probably	15:27
mokopop	osse:thanks.	15:27
sanketdg	osse: so when I do a git pull, I remember it always rebased	15:28
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sanketdg	osse: there was no commit, it just applied the changes	15:28
osse	then you've configured pull to do pull --rebase	15:28
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qsuscs	or you had no changes locally and it was a fast-forward merge	15:30
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sanketdg	qsuscs: so a ff-merge would probably appear as the same as rebase.	15:31
	sorry I am not really strong on what is what in git	15:31
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sanketdg	qsuscs: I always pull in before making any changes, so I never had any merge commits	15:32
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epta	is there a way to get a list of remote branches in a given remote name with some given "Author" as an author of the top commit?	15:58
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aspiers	inside filter-branch --index-filter, is it possible to get a list of the files which are changed by the commit currently being filtered?	16:06
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canton7	one of the incantations of 'git diff' I suspect?	16:08
	probably with --cached, maybe with --name-only?	16:08
osse	epta: via some scripting	16:09
	not directly	16:09
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toothe	Hi all! I setup a git repository accessible via ssh. How do I go about sharing it with others?	16:37
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toothe	https://raymii.org/s/tutorials/Shared_Git_repository_via_ssh_for_multiple_users.html	16:38
	nv d	16:38
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osse	let others connect to it via ssh	16:39
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Fuco	when I want to send a git format-patch file as an email, it adds this line on top: From d3f251231f04794fc98b7521d3275ec910a25937 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 can I delete that?	18:01
	my client doesn't understand it	18:01
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Seveas	yes you can, it's an mbox-style header	18:03
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Fuco	okey thanks :)	18:04
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toothe	I am trying to make a clone of my git repository. I make /var/git/myProject. How do I go about copying that git repository?	18:06
	i did a git init --bare --shared=group	18:06
	is that accurate?	18:07
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qsuscs	Fuco: pro tip: man git send-email	18:12
gitinfo	Fuco: the git-send-email manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-send-email.html	18:12
toothe	okay, I'm lost here....	18:12
	I have this git repository -is that different than a clone?	18:12
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qsuscs	git clone produces a repository	18:13
Fuco	qsuscs: I would rather interact with email via my client (emacs) than command line	18:13
toothe	ahh...	18:13
	so, there's no need for git init ?	18:14
oich	Is there a way to change my branch to only contain changes that are not in the branch it diverged from, after I have already merged changes from that branch?	18:14
qsuscs	Fuco: sure, but git send-email is usually _a lot_ easier	18:14
	also, emacs is an OS, not a mail client :p	18:14
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toothe	im really confused...	18:14
oich	I mean only records changes that are not in the branch...	18:15
toothe	I don't understand the need for git init?	18:15
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Fuco	qsuscs: I'll look at it then, thanks... I'm usually pretty lost in the git command line	18:15
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Fuco	qsuscs: as you might've guesed I use my OS to interact with git :D	18:16
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toothe	yargh...	18:16
	i can't figure this out	18:16
qsuscs	Fuco: i think that counts as !gui in that sense	18:16
gitinfo	Fuco: Graphical user interfaces are not supported here. If you want to get support, it needs to be through the git CLI. Reasons: 1) Because very few people here use the graphical interface. 2) Because giving instructions for GUI's is difficult. 3) The command line gives you a history of what commands you have executed.	18:16
thomasreggi	I just found some weird behavior that git doesn't recognize when an extension casing is changed.	18:17
Fuco	qsuscs: I haven't asked how to do it in my client though, just if some line is necessary, but I understand the sentiment. Having a common baseline makes things easier	18:17
thomasreggi	So I I go from .HTML to .html it will not recognize that as a changed file.	18:17
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OnkelTem	What I do wrong if I continue getting username/password input when I do git push (to github)?	18:18
	I've added my pub key to github. Also I set my user.name to what I have in github profile	18:19
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OnkelTem	Also I ssh-add'ed my keys to ssh agent and have no any issues with ssh-ing to remote systems using key	18:20
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thomasreggi	http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17683458/how-do-i-commit-case-sensitive-only-filename-changes-in-git did the trick :)	18:23
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toothe	when I try to push a new branch, it says "Everything up-to-date"	18:33
	why?	18:33
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skorgon	toothe: how are you trying to push? what is push.default set to?	18:40
toothe	i believe simple.	18:40
	actually, I have no idea how I even created this detactched head. All I did was git checkout -b development.	18:40
	Google says this is likely because I have a detached head, but I don't understand how.	18:41
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skorgon	!detached	18:41
gitinfo	A detached HEAD(aka "no branch") occurs when your HEAD does not point at a branch. New commits will NOT be added to any branch, and can easily be !lost. This can happen if you a) check out a tag, remote tracking branch, or SHA; or b) if you are in a submodule; or you are in the middle of a c) am or d) rebase that is stuck/conflicted. See !reattach	18:41
toothe	no no, thatcan't be	18:42
	i just did "git checkout -b development"	18:42
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skorgon	that wouldn't detach your HEAD	18:42
toothe	why would checking out a new branch automatically detach?	18:42
	why not?	18:42
	!reattach	18:43
gitinfo	Letters refer to !detached. (a) and (b): 'git checkout branchname' to continue working on another branch, or 'git checkout -b branchname' to start a new one here; (c) git am --continue; (d) git rebase --continue	18:43
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toothe	skorgon: But it did.	18:43
	I'm confused....	18:43
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toothe	why did it detach from the head, if its not supposed to?	18:44
Nevik	!repro	18:45
gitinfo	[!transcript] Please paste (using https://gist.github.com/ or similar) a transcript ( https://gist.github.com/2415442 ) of your terminal session.	18:45
qsuscs	toothe: git status tells you whether you are detached or not	18:45
Nevik	that too	18:45
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toothe	$ git status	18:45
	On branch development	18:45
	nothing to commit, working directory clean	18:45
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toothe	then when I do git commit, it says 'everything up-to-date'	18:46
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Nevik	then there is nothing to commit	18:46
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toothe	Yes there is, I just created a new branch.	18:46
Nevik	that doesnt mean anything	18:46
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toothe	...?	18:46
	i just created a new branch, that isn't an update?	18:46
Nevik	the new branch starts where you were before. if you have not made any changes, there is nothing to commit	18:46
	no	18:46
	the branch is created	18:46
	there's nothing more to save about it	18:46
toothe	hm...	18:46
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qsuscs	!soviet	18:47
gitinfo	[!soviet_git] In Soviet Git, commits are not on branches, branches point to a commit.	18:47
Nevik	hahaha	18:47
toothe	okay, here's what I have	18:47
Nevik	that one's new to me, qsuscs	18:47
toothe	I have my master, which is screwed up btw...but that's okay	18:47
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qsuscs	you know C? commit *master = a15d7a3483ad40877ed874e35289e8e75eb3c802;	18:47
toothe	I have toothe-development, and want to create a new branch called development	18:48
qsuscs	think of it like that, just less easy to segfault	18:48
toothe	the idea is that rather than commiting everything to master, i wanna create a new branch called development.	18:48
Nevik	qsuscs, i work with a language that has references :P no nullpointers for me	18:48
toothe	how do I do that?	18:48
Nevik	toothe, you just created a new branch. go on making your changes and committing	18:49
	you're all set	18:49
qsuscs	Nevik: c# has both iirc.	18:49
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Nevik	qsuscs, it probably does	18:49
toothe	Nevik: Okay....	18:49
Nevik	toothe, what do you think you're missing	18:49
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Nevik	you seem unconvinced	18:49
surfnturf	guys i'm trying to push my dev branch on top of a newer branch called xchanges. basically undoing all my work on xchanges. how do i do that?	18:49
	this is on local. afterwards i would push it to github	18:50
toothe	Nevik: I want my friend whose also working on this project to see the development branch, which is a complete copy of toothe-develop	18:50
	my current changes are in toothe-develop	18:50
	i want those changes to be in development.	18:50
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toothe	because those are my personal updates.	18:50
Nevik	did you just create the branch development?	18:50
toothe	yes.	18:51
Nevik	then your changes are now there	18:51
toothe	okay...but for my friend also working on this, if he does a git clone, he won't see the development branch.	18:51
Nevik	no, if you have not pushed it to your remote, he won't	18:51
toothe	all he'll se ismy personal branch.	18:52
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toothe	so, as far as he's concerned, the development branch doesn't exist.	18:52
Nevik	that is correct	18:52
toothe	then how does he use the development branch if it doesn't exist?	18:52
	he'll hae to use my personal branch, which isn't good	18:52
	i want there to be a developent branch for him to view.	18:52
Nevik	toothe, you will have to push it to a repo he has access to. that is probably your remote. i'll assume you're using github or bitbucket or a similar service as your common remote repo	18:53
paul424	"This branch is 1 commit ahead, 1035 commits behind OpenDungeons:development." How do I move my changes from old branch to new branch	18:53
	I know I have to create patch and then reapply it	18:53
toothe	Nevik: no, i'm using a personal one on an ssh server I have.	18:53
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Nevik	toothe, why are you not using a hosted platform?	18:53
toothe	Nevik: okay, how do I push that branch?	18:53
Nevik	does your friend have access to that repo on the ssh server?	18:54
toothe	yes.	18:54
	i just got done setting that part up.	18:54
Nevik	to be clear. you have a clone on your local machine as well?	18:55
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toothe	yes, i have a few clones all over, just in case :-)	18:55
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Nevik	toothe, then you have a remote called origin that refers to the repo on your ssh server?	18:55
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Nevik	if you dont know what any of this means, please ask	18:56
toothe	I think so...i've always set that manualy when I do a push.	18:56
Nevik	what does `git remote -v` tell you?	18:56
	you can leave out the urls if they're private	18:56
toothe	yes, it looks like its set to the right location.	18:56
Nevik	if it's more than ~2 lines, please paste it to some pastie service	18:56
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Nevik	okay	18:57
	then you can just `git push -u origin development`	18:57
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toothe	okay....	18:57
Nevik	from then on, you only need to `git push` when you've made new commits on development	18:57
toothe	hm...	18:58
Nevik	doing `git push -u $remote $branch` sets that remote as the upstream location of that branch. using a plain `git push` uses this information to automatically figure out what to push where	18:58
toothe	i think that works...	18:58
	how do I set the remote?	18:58
	i am going to change the remote location soon	18:58
Nevik	you can change the url of an existing remote with `git remote set-url $newurl`	18:58
	toothe, man git remote has the full documentation on that subcommand :)	18:59
gitinfo	toothe: the git-remote manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-remote.html	18:59
paul424	Why creating patches with git is better than merging in ?	18:59
Nevik	paul424, it's not	18:59
toothe	yeah, i've read it a few times...tbh, it didn't make sense to me.	18:59
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Nevik	toothe, with the way you talked about branches earlier, you don't seem very familiar with git's concepts. technical documentation will be hard to digest then. don't worry, that's normal	19:00
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Nevik	you should try finding the place where it says what i told you in that man page, so you can look it up again when you need it in the future	19:00
eatsfoobars	paul424: I'm not sure about the other question, perhaps something like ,rebase.	19:00
	,rebase	19:00
	damn	19:00
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Nevik	dat comma tho	19:00
toothe	Nevik: Thanks for the encouragement...	19:00
	really	19:00
Nevik	toothe, i can link you some introductory material if you feel like reading/watching more :)	19:01
toothe	okay!	19:01
	you kow, like with any and all technologies, i am always confused at first	19:01
	very confused	19:01
	it took me 3-4 weeks to understand django	19:01
Nevik	toothe, there's our general !starting_points@p and also some video !talks@p -- i think you probably already know about the !book@p	19:01
	toothe, feel free to look at a full list of these !triggers@p on the website	19:02
	they have a lot of good info	19:02
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Nevik	the bot should have msg'd you this information, if you havent noticed	19:02
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toothe	i did...just a sec, trying to set the new rmote. i'm probably missing something.	19:03
Nevik	what's the problem?	19:03
eatsfoobars	paul424: !rebase	19:03
gitinfo	paul424: 'git rebase' takes away your local commits, updates your branch with new stuff from <upstream> (argument), then re-applies your local commits on top. This makes it look like your commits were created "after" the new stuff, and it can look cleaner than doing a !merge. Beware of !rewriting_public_history, though. Not to be confused with !interactive_rebase.	19:03
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Nevik	eatsfoobars, now i wanna know how you mistyped a comma or an exclamation mark	19:03
eatsfoobars	Nevik: I didn't mistype it, I thought that's how the bot worked	19:04
Nevik	ha	19:04
	i've never seen a bot using commas for triggers	19:04
	only things like !, ., @	19:04
	rarely ~	19:04
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toothe	okay...im confused again	19:13
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_ikke_	do explain	19:16
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toothe	maybe I can figure this out on my own	19:16
	but in short, i set a new origin, then pulled	19:16
	but didn't see the branches that I had created, namely development and toothe-develop	19:17
_ikke_	toothe: git branch -a	19:17
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toothe	hm...that works...but why aren't they locally downloaded too when I do a clone?	19:18
Nevik	they are	19:18
toothe	they're listed as remotes/origin/development and remotes/origin/master	19:19
Nevik	yes	19:19
toothe	hm...why aren't they listed when I do `git branch`	19:19
Nevik	you're asking the right questions :) they're remote-tracking branches.	19:20
	one sec, i think the book has a section on this	19:20
toothe	Nevik: I'll def read the documentation again when I see this.	19:20
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toothe	so, i've actually been using git for at least a year now, but I keep losing track of how things works :-)	19:20
Nevik	toothe http://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Branching-Remote-Branches	19:20
toothe	cuz I get used to a few standard commands.	19:20
Nevik	toothe, if i may ask, what do field are you in?	19:21
beastd	probably you need to use -a or -r as argument to git branch	19:21
Nevik	beastd, indeed.	19:21
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Nevik	we have already said so :P	19:21
beastd	oops, sorry	19:21
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_ikke_	toothe: basically, git has a special set of 'branches' (refs), which git uses to keep track of what has been fetched from remote repository	19:22
	repositories*	19:22
	those are called remote tracking branches	19:22
toothe	i see..	19:22
	yeah, reading....	19:22
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qsuscs	_ikke_: before i just throw it in again, why don’t you use the trigger?	19:22
_ikke_	qsuscs: Was doubting / looking it up	19:23
	qsuscs: And sometimes I like it better to just explain it, instead of bombing people with triggers	19:23
Nevik	indeed	19:23
	_ikke_, you can have the bot pm the triggers to the person instead, to have it out-of-band (in most clients)	19:24
_ikke_	Nevik: effect is the same	19:24
Nevik	meh, i dont think so. but to each their own	19:24
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qsuscs	_ikke_: yeah point taken, !_rtb is certainly huge	19:26
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toothe	hm...	19:30
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toothe	my updates are not present when I do git branch origin/development	19:30
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_ikke_	toothe: git brach does not checkout branches	19:31
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toothe	...oh yeah...	19:32
Seveas	toothe: that command does not do what you think it does. It creates a branch named origin/development, pointing to your current commit	19:32
_ikke_	git checkout origin/development will automatically create a local branch called development	19:32
Nevik	there goes your memory again ;)	19:32
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_ikke_	Seveas: I think in this case it's a noop	19:32
Nevik	`git checkout development`, _ikke_	19:32
toothe	yeah...	19:32
Seveas	_ikke_: nope. it'll actually create refs/origin/development	19:32
Nevik	indeed	19:32
Seveas	and checkout origin/development isn't the DWIM that creates the development branch either, it'll just check out the remote ref and detach HEAD	19:33
toothe	DWIM ?	19:33
_ikke_	Nevik: argh, was heading for that one, but when looking up the branch name, I also copied the origin/ part :P	19:33
	Do what I mean	19:33
Seveas	the DWIM is that git checkout foo does the exuivalent of git checkout -b foo refs/origin/foo if the latter exists	19:33
	refs/remotes/origin/foo*	19:33
Nevik	DWIMNWIS :D	19:34
_ikke_	Do What I Mean is the concept of tools trying to guess what you want, instead of what you are actually telling	19:34
toothe	gah! too confusing!	19:34
	im struggling, but super appreciate your help	19:34
Nevik	needs moar initialisms	19:34
Seveas	on a more silly note: I found out that you can create a tree with a .git folder in it using the github api	19:34
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Nevik	bremner, you got it	19:34
	Seveas, nice. you might wanna tell them about that	19:34
	could be a bug	19:35
_ikke_	A severe bug that is	19:35
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toothe	okay, my branches are in red. That suggests that they aren't attached to the head, right?	19:35
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_ikke_	toothe: Where are they in red? git branch -a?	19:35
toothe	yes.	19:35
_ikke_	that means they are remote tracking branches	19:35
toothe	ah...	19:36
Seveas	https://github.com/seveas/whelk/tree/8c084a5697a987009d32170c75c3c8e6a1346824	19:36
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Seveas	Nevik: I just found out, and it may no longer be possible, as it happend about 15 months ago :)	19:36
toothe	okay so let me do this: git checkout -b remotes/origin/development	19:36
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Nevik	Seveas, LOL	19:36
	talk about latency	19:36
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qsuscs	toothe: no. git checkout development	19:36
toothe	i see...	19:37
Seveas	Nevik: I wouldn't have found out if I hadn't clone --mirrored and tried to push it to github again as a new repo. That makes github barf and say "don't do this, you fool".	19:37
	(in slightly more polite words)	19:37
Nevik	lol	19:37
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qsuscs	Seveas: you’re near AMS, eh?	19:37
	or even in	19:37
Nevik	ams?	19:37
Seveas	qsuscs: about 50k away. In AMS when I work, but that won't happen until nov. 16 :)	19:38
_ikke_	Amsterdam	19:38
Nevik	oh	19:38
	weird abbreviation	19:38
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Seveas	Nevik: IATA code.	19:38
_ikke_	It's the international abbreviation	19:38
Nevik	ah	19:38
qsuscs	50k wat	19:38
_ikke_	What Seveas says	19:38
Nevik	i dont fly much, so i dont know	19:38
Seveas	we name all our offices and dc's after IATA codes	19:38
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_ikke_	50km	19:38
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qsuscs	ah	19:38
Nevik	lol	19:38
	qsuscs, you're metric too, right?	19:38
Seveas	which gives you DUB1 for dublin and DXB1 for dubai :)	19:38
Nevik	that should be obvious	19:38
_ikke_	I translate for Seveas :P	19:38
qsuscs	oh well, in fact i won’t be able to say hello unless you’re in vaals	19:39
Nevik	oh wait isnt qsuscs my german comrade	19:39
_ikke_	Limburg	19:39
	Southern part	19:39
Seveas	qsuscs: not for a while. That's barely even .nl anyway.	19:39
qsuscs	i know	19:39
Nevik	_ikke_, you're getting creepy :D	19:39
_ikke_	Nevik: Why?	19:39
Nevik	you know things	19:39
Seveas	Knowledge Is Power!	19:40
_ikke_	I spend to much time here :P	19:40
qsuscs	i’ll be in aachen tomorrow, having a look at a possible future living place	19:40
_ikke_	Nevik: And I'm from NL too, like Seveas	19:40
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Nevik	qsuscs, you should come over here, bavaria all the way :P	19:40
Seveas	_ikke_: which part of .nl?	19:40
qsuscs	nobody likes bavaria	19:40
Nevik	_ikke_, i feel uncomfortable with this much NL presence	19:40
_ikke_	Seveas: North-east	19:40
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qsuscs	in fact their dialect makes me rage	19:40
_ikke_	Nevik: We counteract the german presence	19:40
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Nevik	qsuscs, which one? there are many	19:40
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qsuscs	Nevik: all of them	19:41
Nevik	hahaha	19:41
Seveas	Nevik: so in germany they're going to build 3 new hospitals for the mentally ill: One in berlin, one in Hamburg, and they'll just put a roof over Bavaria...	19:41
_ikke_	lol	19:41
Nevik	Seveas, well played	19:41
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qsuscs	bairisch, fränkisch, schwäbisch … can’t stand either	19:41
Seveas	_ikke_: grûnn?	19:41
_ikke_	Seveas: I grew up there, now living in Drenthe	19:41
Nevik	i do have to chuckle whenever i hear a dutch accent	19:41
qpdb_	stop being racist	19:41
Nevik	whether in german or english	19:41
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beastd	toothe: git branch and git checkout can have confusing results if used (slightly) wrong. they have a rather wide variety of syntax and semantics. imho it works best to check with gitk --all or another history visualizer that things actually happened like you expected.	19:41
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Seveas	Nevik: it makes me cringe :)	19:41
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_ikke_	I cringe when I hear a dutch english accent	19:41
	Seveas: :D	19:42
Nevik	qpdb_, what's racist about disliking a dialect	19:42
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Nevik	hahaha	19:42
	like i do with a german one	19:42
_ikke_	German English is funny :P	19:42
qsuscs	every time i hear dutch i think „ah, german! wait why don’t i understand a word? oh … this is not german.“	19:42
Nevik	i have not eradicated mine though	19:42
Seveas	qsuscs: toddler german	19:42
_ikke_	qsuscs: deja-vu :P	19:42
Nevik	haha	19:42
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Nevik	it's like all dutchmen have the same experience :P	19:42
Seveas	Apparently my accent is more irish	19:42
Nevik	you guys should open a club. oh wait, you already have a country you share	19:42
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Seveas	at least people always think I'm Irish :)	19:43
qsuscs	Seveas: it’s like your people got stuck before some language shiftings	19:43
_ikke_	Seveas: lol	19:43
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_ikke_	Seveas: Do you have a rolling r?	19:43
qsuscs	like, nl: lucht, de: luft	19:43
	ch -> f	19:43
Nevik	english: MAKE SHIT UP -> air	19:43
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Seveas	_ikke_: when necessary or drunk.	19:43
_ikke_	lol	19:43
Seveas	Also, I get very creative with my insults when drunk. Maybe that's Irish? :)	19:44
_ikke_	qsuscs: Some of the old grammar is like german too: Heer des huises	19:44
Nevik	Seveas, no that's just drunk	19:44
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qsuscs	the more i get drunk, the more sophisticated my language gets	19:44
	at first less dialect and more standard german, later it’s even somewhat old-fashioned	19:45
Nevik	are you a programmer? could be the Ballmer peak in action	19:45
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qsuscs	uhh, kinda	19:45
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oich	Is there a book/document that is "just the confusing parts" about git? I know that is ambiguous.	20:00
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_ikke_	It's subjective	20:01
	But, I specifically know anything	20:02
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_ikke_	What, for example, do you consider confusing?	20:03
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phroa	oich: phroa's third law of git: the most confusing parts are the parts most critical to what you are currently doing. everything else you can grokk pretty well.	20:03
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_ikke_	What are #2 and #1? :P	20:04
oich	_ikke_ git reset --soft HEAD~n && git commit, for example.	20:05
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phroa	your rebase /will/ have merge conflicts; your coworkers will never see the point in using git at the level you do	20:06
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oich	I guess I will pick some git terms like MERGE_HEAD and try to read about them	20:09
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canton7	oich, !gitinternals? !bottomup	20:16
gitinfo	oich: 'Git from the bottom up' starts with explaining the building blocks of git and proceeds to tell you how they fit together. http://ftp.newartisans.com/pub/git.from.bottom.up.pdf (http://ikke.info/git.from.bottom.up.pdf)	20:16
canton7	!gitinternals	20:16
	ok, I can't remember it, heh	20:16
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phroa	canton7: !triggers	20:17
gitinfo	canton7: Please don't spam me! I'm just a poor bot! Here's everything I know: http://jk.gs/git/bot/trigger.php -- that's a list of these nifty keywords like "!bot" that you can use in the channel, in case you were wondering.	20:17
phroa	!cs maybe?	20:18
gitinfo	"Git for Computer Scientists" is a quick introduction to git internals for people who are not scared by phrases like Directed Acyclic Graph. http://eagain.net/articles/git-for-computer-scientists/ See also !concepts !bottomup	20:18
phroa	that's the only "internals"-containing trigger	20:18
canton7	yeah maybe	20:18
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phroa	(in this case I know what directed acyclic graph means just by chance, but the rest of the CS-y stuff is (almost literally) greek to me)	20:20
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qsuscs	phroa: σε γνωρίζω από την κόψη …	20:23
	i think i didn’t even misspell it	20:23
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oich	thanks those 2 links look interesting	20:24
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oich	!gitinternals	20:24
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oich	hah	20:24
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toothe	so is there any special software I need to run git on HTTP?	20:25
BernhardPosselt	hi, any idea why this mailmap entry does not work? Alessandro Cosentino [email@hidden.address] Alessandro [email@hidden.address]	20:25
phroa	oich: !gcs !designers !gitt !vcbe and !parable	20:25
gitinfo	oich: [!concepts] "Git Concepts Simplified" explains the basic structures used by git, which is very helpful for understanding its concepts. http://gitolite.com/gcs.html	20:25
	oich: 'Git for Web Designers' is a quick "Who why what when how" on VCS and git: http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2009/03/intro-to-git-for-web-designers/	20:25
	oich: A book designed to teach people about Git in a real world usage model. The book follows a fictional company as they implement and learn about Git. Covers all 21 standard Git commands. Available for free at http://cbx33.github.com/gitt/	20:25
	oich: 'Version Control By Example' gives a good overview of the different VCSes available. The author will even mail you a dead-tree copy for free. http://ericsink.com/vcbe/	20:25
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gitinfo	oich: 'The git parable' provides some good reasoning behind git. http://tom.preston-werner.com/2009/05/19/the-git-parable.html	20:25
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phroa	shamelessly taken from !book's trigger	20:25
gitinfo	There are several good books available about git; 'Pro Git' is probably the best: http://git-scm.com/book but also look at !bottomup !cs !gcs !designers !gitt !vcbe and !parable	20:25
BernhardPosselt	apparently the mailmap does not work if both start with the same name	20:25
qsuscs	phroa: ΤΟΥ ΣΠΑΘΙΟΎ ΤΗΝ ΤΡΟΜΕΡΉ	20:26
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phroa	okay cthulu	20:26
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oich	thanks	20:27
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phroa	any day	20:27
qsuscs	phroa: i guess you see what i mean.	20:27
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phroa	qsuscs: I think I got the gist of it	20:27
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oich	gotta go. thanks	20:31
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specing	qsuscs: don't hate the player, hate the game!	20:32
qsuscs	ARGH	20:32
	thanks	20:32
	now you made me lose the game	20:32
phroa	doesn't mean the player isn't at fault too :P	20:32
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lenswipe	hey guys	20:48
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lenswipe	anyone know how i yank commits from one branch to another (about 13 of them)	20:49
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phroa	lenswipe: depending on what you want, man git rebase, man git cherry-pick, man git merge	20:49
gitinfo	lenswipe: the git-rebase manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-rebase.html	20:49
	lenswipe: the git-cherry-pick manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-cherry-pick.html	20:49
	lenswipe: the git-merge manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-merge.html	20:49
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lenswipe	phroa, so do i start at the oldest commit and rebase from there onto my new branch?	20:50
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phroa	have to go, hopefully someone else can describe them	20:52
lenswipe	ok	20:52
	ty	20:52
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lmat	I have a repository in /srv/trac/repo/ and another in ~/source/trac/. The owner of the former is trac:trac, and the latter lmat:lmat.	21:01
	How do I push from the latter to the former?	21:01
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lmat	I tried cd ~/source/trac; sudo -u trac git push; and it says "couldn't change back to ~/source/trac".	21:01
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lenswipe	i just cherry picked them	21:05
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toothe	is there a way to have a git repo that is HTTP accessible?	21:31
	meaning, when I see a website that's like http://www.site.com/code.git, I wonder how they did that.	21:31
	do I need a separate HTTP code or something?	21:31
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todd_dsm	is there a log for this channel?	21:36
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todd_dsm	how do you stop monitoring some files?	21:42
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dtrott	todd_dsm: are you looking for git ignore ?	21:43
todd_dsm	dtrott: it goes a little deeper than that.	21:43
	I added some submodules to my vim config: git submodule add [email@hidden.address] vim/bundle/	21:43
	now, every time I push, I check status after and I see this: modified: vim/bundle/L9 (untracked content)	21:44
	this is probably better: http://pastebin.com/yvhfJaQK	21:44
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todd_dsm	dtrott: is there a lot of this channel?	21:46
	*log	21:46
dtrott	No idea	21:46
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qsuscs	toothe: man git http-backend	22:00
gitinfo	toothe: the git-http-backend manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-http-backend.html	22:00
qsuscs	todd_dsm: !log	22:00
gitinfo	todd_dsm: [!irclog] Public logs of #git are kept at: http://colabti.org/irclogger/irclogger_log/git or look at stats for the last 30 days: http://itvends.com/irc/git.html or since Jan 1, 2012: http://itvends.com/irc/git-all.html	22:00
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diegoviola	I've made an accidental typo in my git commit message while trying to fix another typo and it's breaking my mind, and I can't no longer fix this, how do I get over this grief?	22:06
qsuscs	<shakespeare> go hang thyself	22:07
phroa	diegoviola: git commit --amend to rewrite your last message	22:07
diegoviola	phroa: it has already been accepted, this is the linux kernel repo	22:07
	phroa: I can't do that	22:07
dtrott	diegoviola: SOL then	22:07
phroa	no chance of repair	22:07
diegoviola	:(	22:07
	it's going to be there forever	22:07
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phroa	if it's any consolation	22:08
diegoviola	I'm fucking frustarted	22:08
	frustarted	22:08
	FRUSTRATED	22:08
	damn it	22:08
phroa	it had to pass review of however many other people, and they didn't catch it :P	22:08
qsuscs	oh well	22:08
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qsuscs	junio rephrased a commit message of mine and made a typo and comitted it	22:08
	sooo :D	22:08
	at least i can blame him.	22:08
dtrott	You can always submit another patch to fix it ...	22:08
phroa	uh	22:09
diegoviola	dtrott: how?	22:09
	dtrott: I'm talking about the commit message...	22:09
	git commit -m	22:09
dtrott	Sorry then no	22:09
diegoviola	:(	22:10
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diegoviola	the only hope is that I forget	22:10
dtrott	Most code reviews don’t spend much time on commit messgaes, they typically only look at the code since the commits get “somewhat” lost in history	22:11
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phroa	I can hear Linus driving to your house with a baseball bat already.	22:13
dtrott	Watch out for the blue lights of the commit message police ;-)	22:13
diegoviola	:(	22:15
dtrott	Dude seriously, no one really cares about typo’s in commit messages.	22:16
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qsuscs	dtrott: *typos	22:16
	typographically correct, but otherwise horribly wrong apostrophe	22:17
dtrott	Except qsuscs....	22:17
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qsuscs	hey, i didn’t score 13 points in the german abitur for nothing :<	22:17
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osse	i thought it was "typoes"	22:19
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dtrott	I am probably not allow to omit random letters and replace them with apostrophes though.	22:21
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qsuscs	okay enough grammar nazi for today, time to sleep	22:21
dtrott	unless you are saying that typo’s is short for: typographical erros.	22:21
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dtrott	Missing r not intented.	22:21
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osse	indented?	22:24
dtrott	I just decided to give up at that point.	22:24
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dtrott	I hope diegoviola feels better anyway.	22:25
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diegoviola	thanks	22:37
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diegoviola	hopefully someone will rebase in the future	22:45
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est31	hi, is there a way to list all, including orphan, commits and filter them based on date?	23:25
	the commit in question is too old for reflog	23:26
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