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2016-01-27

JTeatime https://git-scm.com/docs/git-filter-branch00:00
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Emperor_Earth thanks, i'll bookmark that for when i need the nucllear option00:00
JTeatime just be super careful never to commit, and especially never to push, anything sensitive; because you're right, it's a huge PITA to "fix" (however, this difficulty is actually a symptom of a feature of git, and not a bug.)00:01
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funfunctor Hi00:01
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Emperor_Earth ^^ fortunately, i only dev on machines with keys i don't care about. but it still looks bad in the commit history00:02
hey funfunctor00:02
JTeatime yeah; the clean commit graph is easy to fix since you haven't pushed :)00:02
you can rewrite history all you want before you push00:02
and never after; that's the golden rule.00:02
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funfunctor I am trying to figure out how to effectually deal with rebasing some 800 odd kernel patches. I know of course how to do basic rebases and typically only deal with 50 patches max. How does one deal with such large sets in good O-time? :)00:03
Emperor_Earth if i reset --hard, it'll remove all traces, even references, correct?00:03
there's probably a function to compare the changes, so i can just manually copy/paste00:03
JTeatime no00:03
the reference I was referring to will still be in .git00:03
Emperor_Earth ah snap00:03
JTeatime however, --hard will also reset your working tree00:03
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funfunctor Emperor_Earth: git reflog still contains stuff, git does its best no to loss stuff00:04
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JTeatime Emperor_Earth: this might help explain why: http://eagain.net/articles/git-for-computer-scientists/00:05
when you do git-reset you're just moving the yellow sticky note, the pointer-to-some-data.00:05
and the rest of git will begin ignoring the data-that-nothing-points-to00:06
but the data itself still exists00:06
Emperor_Earth yeah, i think i'll just have to live with that for now00:06
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Emperor_Earth i enterred "git reset HEAD^" and get a message "More?" back00:06
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JTeatime git gc --prune=all00:07
might remove it00:07
funfunctor Emperor_Earth: thats why git talks about garbage collection, it cleans up unref heads00:07
Emperor_Earth do i type "no"?00:07
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JTeatime uh, I dunno why it would say 'More?'00:07
Emperor_Earth no idea00:07
funfunctor So any idea how I can deal with my huge rebase issue?00:07
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Emperor_Earth sorry funfunctor . i'd help but you're clearly more well-versed00:08
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funfunctor Emperor_Earth: understood thx00:08
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JTeatime funfunctor: is your problem that git will take a long time to do it, or that you have to do lots of manual merging ?00:08
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JTeatime (and yes you know more than me so I'm not going to be able to help either :)00:09
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Emperor_Earth The "More?" message-- http://i.imgur.com/u7rcatj.png00:09
funfunctor JTeatime: well for a start I am not sure how much manual merging is going to be required. Is there a way to get a list of files that will conflict?00:09
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JTeatime yeah, attempt the operation :)00:09
funfunctor JTeatime: I know that it takes a while to calculate all those SHA1 sums00:10
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funfunctor JTeatime: well no, because git afaik will only tell me what conflicts per commit. I am asking how to know up front for a set of commits00:10
JTeatime it doesn't sound to me like a problem, 'cause git is super-fast and so are modern CPUs00:10
oh00:10
funfunctor don't worry about the speed issue, not talking about that here.00:11
My question is more to do with workflow00:11
how do others deal with large kernel rebases usually00:11
JTeatime linus yells at them, and the pressure makes them think more clearly.00:12
(I got nothing.)00:13
I don't suppose git-rerere would help you any?00:14
funfunctor whats that?00:15
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JTeatime well, I'm not sure, I've been trying to figure it out00:15
funfunctor lol@re linus - probably correct.00:15
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JTeatime but it seems to be a device to remember when you de-conflict merges, and if the same conflict comes around again somehow, you don't have to do it manually again00:16
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funfunctor thanks for the pointer, reading https://git-scm.com/blog/2010/03/08/rerere.html now00:17
JTeatime was a random guess; good luck.00:17
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funfunctor thx, i'll hang around and see if anyone else pings me with other solutions too00:17
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JTeatime heh my stupid alias is still broken00:18
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JTeatime why is it always trivial details that end up taking the hours.00:18
hrm, I guess it's the && that it doesn't like... no error if I replace that with ;00:19
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kadoban JTeatime: That's … curious. I wonder if I don't understand how ! really works in aliases.00:29
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JTeatime googling is suggesting to me that my problem is in handling parameters00:29
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JTeatime which I mean, I didn't think there were any parameters00:30
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JTeatime I actually remember havign had this issue before, long ago... maybe twice.00:31
I shouldn't give up again, I should figure it out this time ;)00:31
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kadoban JTeatime: You should, and share your results :)00:32
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JTeatime ok, well, I give up again01:07
this shit is insance01:07
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JTeatime *insane. I replaced it with this ~/bin/git-start script:01:07
#!/bin/bash01:07
git init01:07
git commit --allow-empty -m "[empty] Initial commit."01:07
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qsx kadoban: either it spawns the process directly or it is passed to sh -c01:25
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System42 Anyone familiar with using ssh for git? I'm having a weird problem. One of my repos refuses to authenticate, but another one is fine. I've worked through most of the checks found here https://help.github.com/articles/error-permission-denied-publickey/#platform-linux but nothing.03:02
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ssinfod hello, i have a question about setting up a git server in ubuntu 14.04.03:21
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ssinfod I followed the instructions from here: https://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/824358-how-to-run-your-own-git-server03:22
my server is working OK but I must be logged in.03:22
if I log out, then I cannot "push"03:22
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ssinfod Is this normal ?03:23
So, if I want to push from another computer (client), I must first log on on the server computer with the user.03:24
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phroa that's a little weird. do you have a moment to talk about our lord and saviour !gitolite, though?03:28
gitinfo Gitolite is a tool to host git repos on a server. It features fine-grained access control, custom hooks, and can be installed without root. Download: https://github.com/sitaramc/gitolite Docs: http://gitolite.com/gitolite/03:28
phroa perhaps the git server daemon is only running when your git account is logged in?03:28
ssinfod how do I install the git server daemon so it is always running ?03:31
(wihout a user logged in)03:31
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phroa sorry, just giving ideas. I don't actually know the proper path to take on ubuntu.03:33
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ssinfod ideas are good for me ! just looking for some reason and what to look for..03:34
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phroa here's a link to the git book's section, if it's useful. https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-on-the-Server-Git-Daemon03:37
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ojacobson It looks like that's a tutorial for setting up gitlab03:38
have you talked to the gitlab folks?03:38
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sitaram ssinfod: phroa may be on the right track; I believe ubuntu uses a kind of "home directory encryption" that only decrypts the home folder when the user is logged in. Maybe far-fetched, but worth looking at... easy to test; just do an "ls -al" and see what you see in both cases I suppose03:38
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ssinfod ok, I will read about git daemon and check about home folder encryption.. thanks03:41
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mohabaks how can i gitignore a directory05:38
Bombe The same way you gitignore anything else.05:38
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mohabaks i tried .ropeproject/* in .gitignore05:45
but still git track it05:45
ojacobson You can't ignore tracked files05:45
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jordanm is it possible to determine a revision for a given tag without cloning a repository?06:57
deepy- Is there some string or something I can put in a file that'll turn into the revision that's checked out?06:57
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Fissure jordanm: git ls-remote will show the sha1 for all refs in the repository06:59
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jordanm Fissure: that's perfect, thanks07:02
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ojacobson deepy: man gitattributes07:27
gitinfo deepy: the gitattributes manpage is available at http://jk.gs/gitattributes.html07:27
ojacobson I seem to recall that there's an attribute filter that'll expand at least $Id$07:27
ah, yes, ident07:28
Fissure iirc it expands to the blob id, not the commit id07:28
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colegatron_origi Good morning. I'm turning crazy since yesterday noon. I have added two identities with ssh-add because I have to checkout two different repositories. identity1 has perm to read repo1 and identity2 perm to read repo2.08:25
but a git clone always offers the same identity to bitbucket, making one of the clones to fail.08:26
there is anyway to specify which key to use in a clone?08:26
grawity set up two Host entries in your ~/.ssh/config, aliased to bitbucket08:26
e.g. http://superuser.com/a/366656/168608:27
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colegatron_origi grawity, there is no way without writting a config file? this script is going to be run on multiple servers, where maybe a config file already exists or have different contents. I prefer to avoid it if possible08:28
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colegatron_origi maybe it is possible to write it to a different config-filename and make git read that one?. that way I would avoid the clash with the existing one.08:29
grawity if it's a script, you could try customizing $GIT_SSH before each clone/fetch/push run.08:30
I'm not sure if it can contain parameters though08:30
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colegatron_origi googling GIT_SSH08:30
osse in recent gits you can use GIT_SSH_COMMAND08:31
which is taken as a shell command08:31
GIT_SSH_COMMAND='ssh -i whatever.rsa -o MyOption' git push etc.08:31
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grawity recent gits being 2.6.0+ or 2.7.0+ I think?08:32
I vaguely remember that being very recent08:32
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colegatron_origi osse, tnx. I'm going to check which version I have there08:33
osse i think it's 2.6.008:33
colegatron_origi mmm all servers are going to have 1.9.1 :-(08:33
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osse oh, 2.3.0 actually08:33
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chx fatal: Pathspec 'contrib/ctools/config' is in submodule 'html/modules/contrib/ctools' . How can i force this. i know it's in a submodule, and i do not care. i just want the add to happen, nonetheless. this used to work.08:43
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grawity I can't imagine how it could possibly work08:44
given that it'd need two tree entries with the same name08:44
one for the submodule and one for the subdirectory08:44
though08:44
it might have worked before because the submodule wasn't *tracked* by the main repo08:44
osse the only reason I see it could have worked is if you cd contrib/ctools first so that you add it to the submodule instead08:45
grawity if the sub-repo isn't tracked as a submodule, sure, you can add its contents directly08:45
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grawity but doing both at once would be equivalent to trying to have two files with the same name – not valid in Git08:45
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chx what i mean, this used to work with other repos08:46
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chx i didnt set it up as a submodule08:46
there is a .git directory in ctools yes08:46
grawity possibly you did `git add contrib/ctools` earlier?08:46
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grawity if you try to add contrib/ctools/, it adds just the contents08:47
if you try to add contrib/ctools, it adds a special 'submodule' entry instead08:47
(*almost* like `git submodule add` but without the .gitmodules part, so only useful in rare occassions)08:47
do you have another repo where it "used to work"?08:48
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chx grawity: super helpful thanks08:50
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chx grawity: git rm --cached html/modules/contrib/ctools ; git add html/modules/contrib/ctools/*08:50
grawity: that worked.08:50
grawity the asterisk isn't required, trailing / already means "contents" (similar to how you `ls` a symlink vs symlink/)08:51
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grawity use `git ls-tree HEAD:/html/modules/contrib` to see the differences08:51
colegatron_origi grawity, GIT_SSH did not worked for me, but adding a key, cloning and then removing it from the ssh-agent do works. it is a bit annoying, but... at least works08:52
ssh-add key.pem && git clone && ssh-add -d key08:52
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rixx the git-bisect manpage doesn't mention the "git bisect next" command, even though it works and is mentioned in "git bisect help"09:52
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rixx the source gode mentions that "git bisect next" should maybe be deprecated: https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/git-bisect.sh#L68009:52
would it still be a good idea to submit a patch with git-bisect next documentation for the man page?09:53
grawity if it wasn't removed from the manpage for the same reason already09:53
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rixx as far as I can see, it never was part of the man page09:56
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rixx nope, never been there10:05
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paul98 hi within gitlab, when you look at a project you get the http / ssh which gives you the url to the .git, how do you change this, atm it's showinw as gitlab.example.com - i can't seem to find the option to change it to my own domain10:05
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rixx you might want to try asking at #gitlab10:11
paul98 ta :)10:13
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rixx grawity, the comment about git-bisect has actually been in the source code since the inital commit of git bisect by Linux in 2005 :D10:16
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ramsub07 hello, i'm having a merge conflict. How do i rebase a particular branch with master ? Is it, $git rebase master <branch_name> or $git rebase <branch_name> master ?10:29
moritz ramsub07: when you're on the branch, 'git rebase master'10:30
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nedbat git diff uses regexes from .gitattributes to find the function header for diffs. Is there a way to set those regexes from the command line for ad-hoc diff'ing?11:52
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_ikke_ I don't think so. There is no command line switch to set attributes, only config values11:54
nedbat or, is there some other command-line tool that would let me do that?11:54
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osse git -c core.attributesFile=<(echo '*.foo diff=foo') -c diff.foo.xfuncname='regex here' diff11:57
osse crosses fingers11:57
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nedbat osse: wow :)12:03
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osse nedbat: maybe setting core.attributesFile in your ~/.gitconfig can help. then you can stuff your weird regexes in there as needed12:08
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osse hmm, but the regexes go in the config :/12:10
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brrt hi #git, i'm having trouble cloning a local repository to an ssh server13:11
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brrt i do: git clone <local-directory> ssh://user@server:/directory-path ; and what happens is that <local-directory> is cloned to a directory 'ssh:'/user@server/path.git13:12
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brrt i.e. git clone never touches my ssh server at all13:12
any way you know how i can make it dwim13:13
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freimatz Hi, can i access a commit that was amended13:15
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moritz you mean the original?13:16
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holdsworth OT: do you know of a messaging service that I could use that would delete my messages after X amount of time after the user had opened the message I sent him?13:17
brrt freimatz: you can always use git reflog to get the commit hash of the original, so you could then git checkout it13:18
freimatz moritz, yes13:18
brrt \o moritz13:18
freimatz brrt thx13:18
brrt (alright, git docs speak of scp. then so it is)13:18
moritz freimatz: as brrt said: once you have the hash, you can view it with 'git show $hash'13:19
and finding the hash via git reflog, git log -g, or if it's not in the reflog anymore, with git-fsck13:19
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freimatz okok, i use Tortoise13:20
moritz then switch to the command line for this13:20
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freimatz why? it works fine13:20
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freimatz ah, yes, i used command line for git reflog - but for using the hash i can use tortoise13:21
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failshell hello. we use a pre-commit hook. its copied into new projects, but it's not used by existing projects unless we manually copy it. is there a way to configure git to copy them from ~.git_templates automagically?13:22
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moritz freimatz: no; that would be a huge security risk13:26
sorry, meant failshell13:26
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moritz failshell: you can however tell people to create a symlink to that file, so they don't have to copy it each time it changes13:26
freimatz hehe13:26
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failshell moritz: thanks.13:45
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failshell moritz: is it possible to configure git to symlink the hooks instead of copying them during a init/clone?13:48
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moritz failshell: I'm pretty sure a clone neither copies nor symlinks; same security issue13:50
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courrier Hey guys! I've deleted the file azerty/optitrack/optitrack_pypot.py in the past and would like to display it (no need to restore), I find tracks of this file in a diff but git show reports that the file does not exist, how can it be possible?14:29
http://paste.debian.net/370986/14:29
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osse courrier: you gave the blob ID to git show14:30
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osse courrier: you could either do git show 4b04235c8:... or simply git show 854840c14:31
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courrier osse: ha ok git show 854840c works; what's the blob ID? The file ID?14:32
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osse yes14:33
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courrier osse: cool, thanks, and so git show 4b04235c8:/path should show that file as it was at the time of commit 4b04235c8? Cause it returns Path '/azerty/optitrack/optitrack_pypot.py' does not exist in '4b04235c8'14:37
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osse courrier: yes it should. try removing the first /14:40
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usr819563 why is my git checkout -- . not discarding my changes14:40
osse usr819563: because they are staged14:40
usr819563 no14:40
courrier osse: that's it (the /), thanks :)14:41
usr819563 even git reset --hard leaves my working tree dirty14:41
osse usr819563: !repro14:42
gitinfo usr819563: [!transcript] Please paste (using https://gist.github.com/ or similar) a transcript ( https://gist.github.com/2415442 ) of your terminal session.14:42
BtbN by dirty you mean it leaves alone files that are not tracked at all?14:43
That's entirely expected14:43
usr819563 No, this file is tracked. and git status displays it under "Not Staged for commit". However it doesn't change after git checkout -- . or git reset --hard14:44
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usr819563 Sorry, I'm not sure if my company would be ok with me pasting a transcript14:45
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BtbN Well, "works for me" then. You are doing something wrong.14:45
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usr819563 It's something to do with casing. This file was renamed to make a few letters lowercase,14:47
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_ikke_ if you are on windows or mac that is14:50
usr819563 a git bug?14:50
yeah, I'm on windows14:50
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usr819563 git version 2.6.3.windows.114:50
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_ikke_ not a bug14:53
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usr819563 what is it?14:55
link pls14:56
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_ikke_ It's the filesystem lying to git14:56
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usr819563 solution pls14:59
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_ikke_ You have to do it in two steps15:01
rename to a -> b, b -> A15:01
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usr819563 ok15:06
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pewu hi!15:24
gitinfo pewu: 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.15:24
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pewu what is the best way to create new branch from remote branch ? git checkout -tb new_name remote/name ?15:25
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osse looks good to me15:25
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osse in fact you can drop the '-tb'15:25
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osse git will do that part automagically15:25
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pewu nice, didnt know that... thanks!15:26
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osse pewu: furthermore you can simply do 'git checkout name' provided name does not exist, origin/name exists and there is no otherremote/name15:28
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pewu good to know :)15:29
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_ikke_ so git checkout new_name, given that remote/new_name exists15:47
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darkschneider i need a lil of help. I have a feature branch where i committed. Now i just checked it out and i want to rebase it to current master (as i forked from an older version of master). if i do $git rebase master, it tells me i have uncommited changes. but i can't figure out which those are, indeed git status reports none. I also tried to $git reset --hard featurebranch and then $git rebase master, but it still tells me i have uncommited changes15:53
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darkschneider how to discover what those changes are, given that git status tells me "no changes added to commit"15:54
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harleypig I know I can delete a branch both locally and remotely using "git branch -d branchname" and "git push origin --delete branchname" but when I run "git branch -ra" I still get remotes/origin/branchname. I can delete that file manually, but how do I do that the git way?15:54
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moritz harleypig: git fetch --prune15:58
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moritz harleypig: or git config --global fetch.prune 115:58
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moritz (that way it'll automatically prune the remote/ branches on a fetch)15:58
harleypig moritz: the second one makes it automatic?15:59
heh15:59
ok, thanks.15:59
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livcd how do i clone only specific files from git repo ?16:07
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fragMental Hi, I just finished a rather long merge of an old branch I hadn't worked on in a while, and now that I'm done, I realized I should have probably rebased instead, since the branch is not shared anywhere and I don't want to clutter the commit log graph with my pull request. Is there some easy way I can fix this?16:08
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fragMental livcd: Did you even try searching google? The first results all tell you about `git archive` ;)16:09
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henk hi, I see strange behaviour and would like to know if it could possibly be caused by git: http://pastie.org/private/rha6objrisajmsjvhtj2jq show the log before and after running the command shown. Every time I 'git reset --hard' to the 'before'-state and run the command, the git history gets more empty commits. Is that normal? Is it possibly caused by git or should I look closer at gbp?16:12
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livcd fragMental: i found out that with git archive you would not be able to push16:13
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jemadux in github , how to make it not to asking my password ?16:32
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dev1x I'm seeing some weird chars on my tags, for example when I tag and push it, if I do an ls-remote i see the tag 'doubled'16:36
00420bf2997381fe5a9874b7bb936b3d8e450d5b refs/tags/3.0.216:36
340211d916a158b521c4e261aa0d0beb6c28e335 refs/tags/3.0.2^{}16:36
any clues on what this might be?16:36
hello everyone :P16:36
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mwlang So I’ve been using git command line more and more for viewing history and changes rather than github and gitlab’s GUI. One thing I haven’t learned how to do is see what’s changed with someone’s last commit. When I do a “git pull” I see all the files that changed and it’s auto-merged with my local branch…how do I then see what was in those changes?16:46
_ikke_ dev1x: apparently that's normal16:46
dev1x: Not sure, but it might mean they're annotated tags16:46
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osse mwlang: git pull (fetch) output contains abc1234..def5668. you can copy paste that range to git log16:46
_ikke_ dev1x: see man gitrevisions to understand what ^{} means16:46
gitinfo dev1x: the gitrevisions manpage is available at http://jk.gs/gitrevisions.html16:46
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dev1x I'm doing: thank you sirs16:47
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ToxicFrog mwlang: "git log before..after" will show you the commits. Tack on a --stat to see changed files or --diff for a full diff on each commit.16:48
mwlang: or "git diff before..after" for a diff showing the sum total of changes rather than per-commit.16:48
mwlang nice…I’m trying it out now.16:49
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mwlang looks like just a “git diff abc1234” without the other end of the range (i.e. the def5668 example above) also does the trick.16:50
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mwlang ToxicFrog: I see now…makes sense.16:50
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ToxicFrog mwlang: that makes sense, IIRC diff defaults to HEAD as the other end of the range16:51
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osse most times I use !lol and wing it16:52
gitinfo A nifty view of branches, tags, and other refs: git log --oneline --graph --decorate --all16:52
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henk nvm, it’s not git, I had to git reset another branch17:17
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mr-rogers I am working on a testing system that uses scripts and images, the scripts are platform-independent, but the images are not and are organized into folders. I have a heirarchy of these folders. When testing, I was thinking about using sparce_checkout to pull only the files needed for the specific OS, but don't know if this is possible. Any suggestions?17:27
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thiago_ mr-rogers: forget sparse checkouts. Just check out everything.17:31
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thorsten` how can see an accumulated diff of the entire history of a git repository? (i.e. git diff $emptycommit HEAD)17:32
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osse thorsten`: 1) Why? The diff would be all the files themselves. 2) git diff 4b825dc642cb6eb9a060e54bf8d69288fbee4904 HEAD17:33
_ikke_ thorsten`: Isn't that just showing the contents of the last commit?17:33
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mr-rogers thiago: The concern for checking out everything was bandwidth and storage.17:35
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thorsten` osse: 1) in order to see all files and their contents at once17:35
osse mr-rogers: sparse checkouts won't save bandwidth. it might same *some* storage17:35
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mr-rogers Is there a way to specify a pattern for getting the files?17:37
thorsten` osse: why does 4b825dc642cb6eb9a060e54bf8d69288fbee4904 in any git repository, or: where do you have the commit hash from?17:37
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mr-rogers and getting them recuresively.17:37
_ikke_ it's hard coded in git17:37
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osse thorsten`: i googled "git empty tree"17:37
_ikke_ It's the hash of an empty tree17:37
nickthetait mr-rogers: absolutely, there are plenty of regular expressions that you could use to do this17:38
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osse thorsten`: to illustrate, it's the same sha you get if you do: git init && git commit --allow-empty && git rev-parse 'HEAD^{tree}'17:39
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thiago mr-rogers: cloning takes long, but it's only once17:39
mr-rogers: you don't need to clone all the time17:39
mr-rogers: the incremental bandwidth for the updating is just the images that changed17:39
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thiago mr-rogers: in any case, that wouldn't change even if you used sparse checkouts17:40
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thiago mr-rogers: as for storage, how big is it? If storage is a problem, then Git doesn't sound like the correct solution in the first place.17:40
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mr-rogers thiago: I'm not sure how big everything will be.17:41
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thiago mr-rogers: if it's big enough to be a problem, Git isn't your tool17:42
osse thorsten`: that tree probably doesn't actually exist in a typical repo, but it's one of those magic values so Git knows what you mean17:42
mr-rogers thiago: What are the alternatives to git for large things?17:42
thiago mr-rogers: rsync17:43
thorsten` osse: I see, thanks!17:43
thiago mr-rogers: there's git-lfs, but I have never used it, seen it used or been ever told where to get it.17:43
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mr-rogers thiago: can cloning use regex patterns?17:46
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thiago mr-rogers: no17:46
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osse thiago: http://tinyurl.com/gptucra17:46
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thiago osse: I don't need to know it :-)17:47
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osse i jsut wanted to do the bing thing17:49
i don't need to know it either17:49
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Cryp71c Is there a way to compare the current branch against a certain commit in the past to determine the net change? (I have reverted some stuff and want to make sure I'm exactly as I was before...ie, an empty diff)18:02
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Silenced Considering I have pushed my repo and later i updated my .gitignore . Now even after pushing the repo again , the files and folders in .gitignore is still present in github. How to remove them ?18:03
osse Cryp71c: git diff {certain commit} HEAD18:03
Cryp71c thanks18:03
osse Silenced: git rm --cached those files here18:03
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Relevant Hoping I could get some help/branching strategy advice18:04
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gambl0re hi guys18:05
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Silenced osse: Thanks man18:05
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gambl0re i forked a repo and made some changes to it. how do i push it to a new repo now?18:05
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Relevant We made a staging, QA, and dev branches off of master. Then we make branches for each Jira ticket. We've been encountering issues when trying to modify config files and such, then change branches, which have different versions of those files.18:06
Which makes sense, but we haven't figured out a way to deal with it.18:07
osse gambl0re: forked how?18:07
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Silenced osse: Does it takes time ?18:07
gambl0re i forked somebody elses repo and i added some stuff to the files and now i want to oush it as a repo18:08
Relevant And we can't commit our config file changes, because we don't want to merge those changes up to master and mess it up18:08
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gambl0re push18:08
tang^ gambl0re: sounds like you cloned it rather than forked18:08
thiago gambl0re: what's the problem?18:08
gambl0re oh yea sorry..i forked somebody's repo then cloned it18:08
tang^ gambl0re: then push it18:08
gambl0re but it says that its already initialized18:09
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gambl0re how do i push it to my own repo18:09
osse gambl0re: just 'git push18:09
thiago gambl0re: git push18:09
gambl0re: again, what's the problem?18:09
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Silenced thiago: I guess he doesn't know the commands18:10
gambl0re ok let me try.18:10
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gambl0re i know the commands but i tried doing that and i was getting some errors18:10
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atrus Relevant: that may be a sign that those files don't belong in that repository, but in a separate repo for config files.18:10
osse gambl0re: ahh, did you clone your own fork or the original?18:10
Relevant Hmm, interesting. I guess we could exclude those files. What's the best way of doing that? .gitignore? or remove completely?18:11
osse Silenced: does what take time?18:11
gambl0re remote: Permission to StephenGrider/ReduxSimpleStarter.git denied to rickywid.18:11
fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/StephenGrider/ReduxSimpleStarter.git/': The requested URL returned error: 40318:11
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gambl0re i cloned the original18:11
osse gambl0re: then you have to add your fork as a second remote and push to that18:12
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thiago gambl0re: add a remote to your own and push there18:12
Silenced osse: git rm -cached <files>18:12
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osse gambl0re: git remote add myfork https://github.com/gambl0re/ReduxSimpleStarter.git && git push -u myfork master18:12
gambl0re whats the command for that18:12
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osse Silenced: no.18:12
atrus Relevant: not sure what you mean, sorry.18:12
osse Silenced: git rm --cached unwantedfile1 unwantedfile2 && git commit -m 'Remove some crap'18:13
gambl0re i have to create the ReduxSimpleStarter repo first?18:13
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Silenced Oh shit. I again did "git add -A"18:13
osse gambl0re: you already have it18:13
gambl0re: it's your fork18:14
gambl0re oh ok18:14
osse gambl0re: replace the URL i wrote with the correct one18:14
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Relevant atrus: I guess maybe this is language specific. You said a different repository, but I'm not sure how that would work with a C# solution, since the config files are part of the solution. Opening a solution split between multiple repos doesn't seem feasible18:15
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atrus Relevant: maybe, i may also not grok exactly what config file means in this context18:16
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gambl0re fatal: remote myfork already exists.18:18
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gambl0re also i want to upload to gh-pages18:18
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osse gambl0re: git remote rm myfork and do it again then18:19
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gambl0re yea seemed to work18:20
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gambl0re how would i push it to a gh-pages?18:21
thiago git push remotename local-branchname:gh-pages18:22
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gambl0re so im guess my remotename is myfork?18:23
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thiago yes18:24
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gambl0re error: src refspec local-branchname does not match any.18:27
error: failed to push some refs to 'https://github.com/rickywid/ReduxSimpleStarter.git'18:27
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thiago you have to type the name of the local branch that you want to push18:28
gambl0re i did.. git push myfork local-branchname:gh-pages18:28
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gambl0re i already created a gh-pages branch18:28
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gambl0re is it like this?.. git push myfork local-gh-pages:gh-pages18:29
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osse gambl0re: the text 'local-branchname' is a hint to you that you need to replace it with the actual branchname18:29
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gambl0re ok you should have mentioned that18:30
i thought it was part of the command18:30
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gambl0re fuck...18:31
! [rejected] gh-pages -> gh-pages (non-fast-forward)18:31
error: failed to push some refs to 'https://github.com/rickywid/ReduxSimpleStarter.git'18:31
hint: Updates were rejected because the tip of your current branch is behind18:31
hint: its remote counterpart. Integrate the remote changes (e.g.18:31
hint: 'git pull ...') before pushing again.18:31
hint: See the 'Note about fast-forwards' in 'git push --help' for details.18:31
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thiago gambl0re: it's telling you that you your remote has changes you don't18:32
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thiago gambl0re: if you want them, you have to first pull18:32
gambl0re: if you want to blow them away, use -f18:32
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thiago gambl0re: also, please don't paste more than 3 lines into the channel. Use a pastebin instead.18:32
gambl0re sorry18:32
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gambl0re git push -f myfork local-gh-pages:gh-pages ?18:33
thiago if you want to force, yes18:34
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gambl0re thanks for your help...18:35
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Relevant Could someone explain the .gitignore file? I added some file extensions, but it's still preventing me from changing branches with conflicts18:37
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kadoban Relevant: .gitignore only has an effect on content that's not tracked.18:38
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kadoban Relevant: Essentially all it does is stop ignored files (that aren't also tracked) from showing up in 'git status', and it prevents you from accidentially 'git add'ing them in some circumstances, like 'git add .' won't add ignored files (unless they're already tracked).18:39
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Silenced kadoban: "git add ." doesn't works for me these days18:42
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gitinfo Sorry to hear it doesn't work, but how about some details? At this point we don't even know whether it did nothing, spit out an error message, or abducted your pet unicorn in a flying saucer. That makes it hard to troubleshoot – unicorn abduction requires a completely different solution than an error message, for instance. So, please be specific...18:43
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Relevant oh okay, thanks kadoban. So it won't resolve my issue of keeping different versions of some files (sln files and config files) on each branch18:43
_ikke_ nope18:44
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milki isnt git used to keep different versions of files?18:44
_ikke_ comitted version18:44
but you can't keep them different when merging18:44
Relevant Well the problem is that we can't commit our local versions18:44
Well I mean we can commit, we just can't push them to master18:45
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_ikke_ Relevant: My experience over the years is that git should not be used to track configuration18:46
because these depend on the environment18:46
Relevant Yeah, so it seems like the solution for that would be to just remove those file from git?18:46
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Relevant But then we have the same issue for the .sln file. And that one we probably do need to keep in git, because someone may add a project to the solution.18:48
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kadoban Relevant: !config has some ideas, the one I usually end up with is tracking a blah.config.sample file instead of blah.config, and either the user has to copy that and edit it, or the executable can do it itself if a blah.config doesn't exist.18:49
gitinfo Relevant: [!configfiles] It is recommended to store local configuration data in a file which is not tracked by git, but certain deployment scenarios(such as Heroku) may require otherwise. See https://gist.github.com/1423106 for some ideas18:49
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kadoban Oh I dunno how that's going to work with a .sln18:50
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Relevant the .sln may be less of an issue, because it doesn't change often. And as long as the branches are all in sync, we should be able to modify the file and still be able to move between branches even with uncommitted changes18:53
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Relevant It's only when it changes, it seems that branches that are created before the change will have conflicts, even if we were to undo, pull, and reapply the changes, there still seem to be conflicts18:54
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Nes_To hi guys.. i'm very new to Git and CI, is there any reason why people prever jenkins over git-hook? it seems hit-hook can do all the tasks anyway...?18:56
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milki what is git-hook?18:57
Nes_To milki, https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Hooks18:57
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preaction because jenkins also maintains the data, and allows easier configuration, and allows user authentication, and has plugins to update other places easily18:58
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preaction basically: do you want to do it all yourself (hooks), or do you want to have it done for you (jenkins)?18:58
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milki Nes_To: ah hooks19:00
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Nes_To preaction, em.. depends.. because i see people use jenkins with git-hook plugin, then why not just go for git-hooks. As most developers can live with CLI and scripts anyway.19:00
milki Nes_To: both jenkins and hooks can run shell commands19:00
Nes_To: jenkins is a complete CI solution19:00
Nes_To: hooks are triggered scripts19:00
you can do equivalent things in both19:00
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milki but hooks are not a complete CI solution19:00
ojacobson Nes_To: jenkins can do more, broadly. You can push while a build is in progress, Jenkins can deduplicate builds if multiple pushes happen in rapid succession, Jenkins deals with the git environment for you (see !deploy for why that would matter)19:01
gitinfo Nes_To: 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.html19:01
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Nes_To thx.. actually i'm a sys admin turnning to dev ops, need to setup build/QA automations (maybe deploy). my point of view is if hook can do all, why bother CI.. as we can also use system cron to do nightly build19:03
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tang^ I've managed system cron builds19:03
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preaction because of the reasons i said, and others said...19:03
Tsutsukakushi hello, is there an easy way to view the file's different revisions?19:03
tang^ I run jenkins today because of that19:03
preaction Tsutsukakushi: git log -u <file> perhaps?19:03
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Tsutsukakushi i mean19:04
_ikke_ preaction: funny that you use -u19:04
ojacobson cornjob build systems have one serious problem19:04
Tsutsukakushi i want to see the whole file19:04
and read it19:04
in that revision19:04
not see the commit19:04
preaction Tsutsukakushi: git checkout or git show19:04
tang^ heh... cornjob19:04
ojacobson unless you take specific measures to prevent it, cronjob-based builds will start to overlap with themselves if the build ever takes longer than the interval between jobs19:04
tang^ ^^19:05
ojacobson you can fix that (flock(1), etc) but why19:05
preaction _ikke_: yeah, people keep saying that. i have no idea why i use -u and everyone else uses... whatever the other one is... -p?19:05
ojacobson you can fix each individual weakness individually.... or you can use a build system.19:05
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Nes_To sorry, i'm slow.. i kind of see the point now.. its because jenkins log down all build pass/fail and logs, right?19:05
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_ikke_ preaction: yeah, -p19:05
preaction: perhaps because of diff -u?19:05
preaction Nes_To: it also sends e-mails or notifications when builds fail. it also builds downstream projects. it also does other things.19:05
Tsutsukakushi preaction: in some way that lets me easily jump between versions19:05
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Tsutsukakushi maybe19:05
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preaction Tsutsukakushi: tig perhaps?19:06
_ikke_ keeps history of failed and succeeded builds19:06
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Tsutsukakushi i didn't see any full file inspecting mode in tig19:06
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Nes_To preaction, catch make/build exit state then send email is scriptable, can be done just one line of code.19:09
dubphil hello, anyone using git cola on ubuntu ?19:09
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preaction Nes_To: congratulations. you're now on the way towards building jenkins. what about downstream builds? what about the jenkins plugin ecosystem? how will you deploy your hooks? (another git repo, perhaps?) do you need remote build servers? (managed with vagrant or gnu parallel or just ssh perhaps?)19:11
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preaction Nes_To: if you want to do all this yourself, have fun. hope your bosses don't mind you spending weeks and months building, and then further months maintaining, all this stuff19:11
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Nes_To preaction, lol sorry.. i'm dont mean to be mean.. sorry if any way that i offended you. i just want to know why.19:12
preaction Nes_To: we keep saying why. you keep ignoring it.19:12
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dubphil even if .gitconfig is ok and even if I have fill the ident/email in preferences, it still continue to tell "Who are you etc...", even after typing git --global user.name etc it continue to fail, I have restarted the app and also the session, i don't know what I can do else instead of throwing it :(, any ideas ?19:12
preaction and if you think all these things are trivial, you've never seen how they can go wrong19:13
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Nes_To preaction, for centralized and remote are good points to use jenkins. git may already have such plugin or whatever, but with jenkins seems easier.19:16
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preaction there are other CI solutions besides Jenkins, but they're generally called CI, not git plugins19:17
buildbot comes to mind19:17
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Tsutsukakushi preaction: i couldn't find a way to do it with tig19:17
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preaction Tsutsukakushi: i don't use tig, i was just making a suggestion. i don't know how to get what you want. i generally use git log -u to get the same kind of information. what do you need the information for? there might be a better way to do it19:18
Tsutsukakushi i think it would be an easier way to look for a specific version of a file19:19
preaction what are you looking for? there's also git grep19:20
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Nes_To I got my answer, will continue exploring jenkins. thx guys. :-)19:23
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tylerdmace Hello! I can't seem to find any information on this but I just want to know if I've messaged something up or not: I resolved some conflicts that occurred during a rebase and as soon as I had updated my files, I did a git add and git commit; now the git rebase --continue is saying there's no changes. I am pretty sure I was supposed to just do a git add without doing a commit. Can anyone help me figure out where to go from here?19:42
messed something up, rather19:43
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milki tylerdmace: that means you didnt make any changes compared to the previous commit. which can be a valid resolution19:53
tylerdmace: if that is what you want, its safe to skip19:53
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tylerdmace milki: I don't quite follow. I had lots of commits incoming from my rebase.19:55
Some of which caused two files to have conflicts. Once addressed, I did a git add/git commit19:55
Should I not have done the git commit?19:56
what's the normal process there?19:56
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tylerdmace And is that git commit something I should revert or am I ok just skipping the (only) patch?19:57
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milki tylerdmace: you dont need to do a manual git commit after you've resolved conflicts19:58
tylerdmace: git rebase --continue will take your stage and commit it with the original commit message19:58
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milki tylerdmace: if you do a manual commit, then theres no changes in stage so thers no changes19:59
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tylerdmace Ok so my manual commit brings me up to date (albeit differently) and I can now just --skip this patch, right?20:01
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tylerdmace Awesome, thank you20:05
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tylerdmace someone on stack overflow suggested doing a `git reset --soft HEAD^` and the simply doing the `git rebase --continue`; I may do that instead.20:05
that way I get all the benefit of the rebase (squashed commits, I assume) where I wouldn't have them if I just --skip'd20:06
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milki tylerdmace: that would be the same as undoing your manual commit20:10
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pawprint silly question: can git branch names have spaces in them?20:14
squiddle i need help with git rebase --no-ff. i want to copy a branch with new commits from git's perspective (same content) and preserve merges. so i tried git rebase --verbose --no-ff --preserve-merges branch-root branch-tip and other variations but it always just fast-forwards each commit20:14
qsx pawprint: !tias20:14
gitinfo pawprint: Try it and see™. You learn much more by experimentation than by asking without having even tried. If in doubt, make backups before you experiment (see !backup). http://gitolite.com/tias.html may help with git-specific TIAS.20:14
qsx it does however sound like an idea you want to avoid.20:15
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squiddle so for me it looks like git rebase --no-ff is not working correctly, git version is 2.7.020:15
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pawprint thanks20:15
i guess they can't20:15
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jeffreylevesque is versioning a file that is 799456477 too big to version?20:16
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jeffreylevesque specifically, bad idea to version a vagrant base box?20:16
kadoban 799456477 square miles?20:16
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_ikke_ 800M?20:17
jeffreylevesque roughly20:17
kadoban There's no real limit, but that doesn't sound great.20:17
If you're going to do it you should probably use something like git-annex I'd guess.20:17
ojacobson Git doesn't care. `git diff` will ignore the file, since a base box (a tarball) looks like a binary. Some git hosts will care, and you'll end up with a repo that's close to the size of the sume of the sizes of all versions.20:17
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qsx ojacobson: not necessarily20:18
ojacobson true, but likely20:18
qsx if you only change a couple of bytes each version, it’s those couple of bytes20:18
but yeah. likely.20:18
jeffreylevesque I want to commit this bad boy :(20:19
ojacobson tar.gz tho20:19
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kadoban jeffreylevesque: If it never changes, it's not going to hurt anything. If it changes often or changes in different ways in different branches and you want to merge, it's going to be bad. If it's somewhere in the middle … it's hard to say.20:20
ojacobson I'd expect gzip to mangle most of the similarities between versions20:20
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jeffreylevesque can one clone a repository, and ignore a specific file? like if i have a colleague, and they want to use lamp / wamp, instead of a vagrant ?20:20
ojacobson no20:20
kadoban jeffreylevesque: No20:20
milki sparse checkout?20:20
jeffreylevesque yeah, the box shouldn't change for a while20:20
ojacobson git's remote operations are at commit granularity20:20
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JZA hi I want to commit my files to my remote server (on gitlab)20:21
I already create and push the branch20:21
edit the file and commit changes, but on git push it gives me: Changes not staged for commit: MyFile .. no changes added to commit20:21
did I miss something?20:21
Hello71 !index20:22
gitinfo The index (or cache, or staging area) is one of git's most central concepts. Read http://git-scm.com/book/en/Getting-Started-Git-Basics "The Three States", and e.g. http://tomayko.com/writings/the-thing-about-git for some cool things it can help you do.20:22
Hello71 !nochanges20:22
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milki JZA: yeah you skipped a step. maybe those links will help20:22
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JZA which one?20:23
milki JZA: !fish20:23
gitinfo JZA: In the long run, it is much better to give pointers to answers than the answers themselves.20:23
JZA well I already read that20:23
bluezone Hey guys. I changed the user.name property with the --global option but when I push the e-mail is still not affected by the change and the push fails20:23
JZA how can I get pointers?20:24
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Hello71 bluezone: what does that have to do with pushing20:24
_ikke_ bluezone: this information is stored in the commits20:24
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milki hm.. those links dont help either20:24
milki looks around20:24
kadoban bluezone: If you want to change the email that's in the commits, you'll have to use something like filter-branch, which changes history.20:25
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JZA milki: yeh just shwo how it works, but doesnt give any console commands for doing stuff... I am also read this one:20:25
https://github.com/Kunena/Kunena-Forum/wiki/Create-a-new-branch-with-git-and-manage-branches20:25
but doesnt really address the issue on file push, only on brnaching20:25
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milki huh, we dont have a trigger that addresses the issue20:26
JZA: the overall workflow should be - make changes, stage/add your changes, commit your changes, optionally push your changes20:26
JZA: so you are missing man git add20:27
gitinfo JZA: the git-add manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-add.html20:27
qsx or in other words, introductory material. !book or so.20:27
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 !parable20:27
JZA ok thanks20:27
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milki JZA: please be enlightened by reading the book link20:28
otherwise, your asking will be for naught20:28
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qsx !next20:29
gitinfo Another satisfied customer. NEXT!20:29
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dzho so the bot doesn't accept pm's, or am I doing it wrong?20:47
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dzho didn't want to flood the channel with all six of those suggestions20:47
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dzho I think I've seen the parable one before--that's from one of the github founders, iirc.20:48
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qsx dzho: it does20:53
but iirc it responds with a notice20:53
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dzho qsx: maybe my client is just b0rked, I get a No such client/nick in response to everything I try to send it.20:55
Hello71 five bucks says you misspelled it20:56
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dzho gee eye tee eye en eff oh20:57
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dzho my eyes have never been that good, but I'm a decent enough typist not to fat finger it if I'm reading it right.20:57
at least, not consistently20:57
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dzho no biggie, just hadn't had much trouble with this kind of bot before20:58
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qsx golf india tango india november foxtrott oscar.21:03
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preaction yes21:04
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_ikke_ dzho: !parable @p21:23
gitinfo dzho: 'The git parable' provides some good reasoning behind git. http://tom.preston-werner.com/2009/05/19/the-git-parable.html21:23
_ikke_ hmm,21:24
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_ikke_ there is a way you can redirect it21:24
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_ikke_ dzho: !parable@p21:24
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sybariten hi, i'm a newbie, i have a small svn repo of basicly project files for something like a visualization system21:28
i am thinking of doing this in git instead now .... can i do a git init in the same basedir and basicly use git and svn at the same time?21:28
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sybariten or should i clone the base dir off to somewhere else and start with git there21:29
_ikke_ personally I would do the latter21:29
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sybariten OK. Any specific reason why?21:30
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kazagistar is there a built-in command somewhere for extracting the tree hash from a commit? I am trying to tag build artifacts with their source to save work. This is my current solution: CURRENT_TREE=$( git cat-file -p HEAD | grep "^tree" | head -n 1 | cut -d' ' -f2 )21:30
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_ikke_ having two repositories sharing the same work tree is not going to give you a nice experience21:31
git rev-parse21:31
git rev-parse HEAD^{tree}21:32
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courrier Hey guys, my colleagues *never* commit to a repository, but I do by updating a calibration file regularly, however I would like not to see all updates of the calibration file in the history, can I reset the last calibration locally, commit the new one and then force push safely in this context? By this way git would see only the last calibration and by pulling my colleagues are always up to date?21:34
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_ikke_ courrier: What use has git in this case/21:35
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_ikke_ You could also scp it to a server and let your coleagues rsync it21:36
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courrier _ikke_: All previous commits regarding code are there and stay there, but commiting the calibration every week is heavy21:37
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courrier _ikke_ Yeah but that requires an additional command :)21:38
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courrier There is also the option of another branch21:38
in which we publish calibrations21:38
and the main branch stays clear21:38
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_ikke_ You can create an orphan branch21:39
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kazagistar _ikke_: thanks! rev-parse is exactly what I was looking for!21:39
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_ikke_ courrier: also look into things like !media21:40
gitinfo courrier: [!annex] git-annex, git-media, and Git LFS are some solutions to the !binary problem. They work by keeping the blobs outside of the repo, storing a reference to the blob in the repo instead. http://git-annex.branchable.com https://github.com/alebedev/git-media http://git.io/git-lfs21:40
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kazagistar _ikke_: actually, it looks like the magic is ^{tree} which is really interesting21:41
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_ikke_ yes21:41
see also man gitrevisions21:41
gitinfo the gitrevisions manpage is available at http://jk.gs/gitrevisions.html21:41
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courrier _ikke_: what would be the advantage of an oprhan rbanch compared to a regular branch is that specific case? I don't want to pollute master, but the "calibration" branch can see the master history without problem21:42
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_ikke_ cleaner, because they're unrelated21:43
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courrier _ikke_: With LFS maybe, don't know how it works, yet, I'll rtfm, but wouldn't that be a heavy solution for a single files of several Bytes?21:45
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_ikke_ might be21:45
Why do you want to reset it then?21:46
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_ikke_ That means you don't want to version control it21:46
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courrier For that file I don't want version control, exactly, but I would like all my collegues to be able to get the up-to-date version easily, since this repo is a submodule of a bigger one that we git submodule for each pull everyday it's immediate to pull the calibration21:48
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_ikke_ Have you also looked into git annex?21:49
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courrier _ikke_ nope, but I will ^^21:50
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allgoodAtTaoti Hi All, we have some developers who are trying to use git to clone a project. Inside this project is an upstream module that contains | in the file path. This is causing issue cloning for waht I assume is an illegal character. We're looking into git sparse checkout but is there another solution for this type of issue?21:50
BtbN Fix that files name.21:50
allgoodAtTaoti lol21:50
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BtbN I don't think that's a legal character on at least Windows.21:50
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allgoodAtTaoti can't, we'll loose the changes on updates =/21:51
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courrier _ikke_ Oh, but it's not part of git21:51
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_ikke_ no21:51
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timeshifter alrighty, back for another dumb question..... how do i resolve a merge conflict without committing?21:59
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timeshifter i have a merge conflict in a working dir that's meant to exclusively be a recipient.. no changes should ever be made in this dir22:01
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bremner so don't merge there22:02
merge == change22:02
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timeshifter i suspect one of the client's guys did something, but it's no longer correct and needs to be replaced with what's in the repo22:03
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timeshifter and a pull won't complete properly because of the conflict22:03
even deleting the file and pulling results in the same thing22:03
_ikke_ git checkout --ours dir22:03
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jbalint hi22:04
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jbalint is there a way to set --full-index for show with `git config'22:04
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timeshifter _ikke_: that resolved the conflict, but git still insists i commit22:05
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timeshifter and as this dir is supposed to never EVER push anything back to the repo...22:05
bremner well, that's what git merge does.22:06
commit has nothing to do with pushing back22:06
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timeshifter but this is supposed to be an entirely one-way process22:06
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timeshifter why can't i just say "to hell with what's local, it's wrong"?22:07
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bremner timeshifter: as I said, don't use merge, if that's the case22:07
_ikke_ timeshifter: The merge conflict means git is doing a merge22:07
bremner timeshifter: sounds like you should have a look at !deploy22:08
gitinfo timeshifter: 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.html22:08
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_ikke_ You can reset your local branch22:08
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timeshifter everything about this deployment process is weird, but i'm long over trying to fight that battle, lol.. client's a brick wall on the issue22:08
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timeshifter but this problem is simply one file that i don't want the local version of anymore, but i don't know how to tell git that22:09
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_ikke_ git checkout --theirs <file>22:09
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_ikke_ This will use the file from the branch that is merged in22:10
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timeshifter i did that, but like i said, git still insists on a commit22:10
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timeshifter which actually raises an interesting question... why does git think all these files need to be pushed, when they were literally *just* pulled?22:11
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_ikke_ timeshifter: Because a merged happened, which means the result is something neither you had local, nor is in the remote22:12
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_ikke_ a pull == fetch + merge22:12
if you have local changes, you cannot expect a pull to result in something that the remote already has22:13
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timeshifter but i want to disregard my local changes, they're not correct22:13
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timeshifter i just want the current state of the branch as it's in the repo, nothing local matters22:13
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calamari then use a hard git reset22:14
timeshifter tried that, and a pull results in the same thing22:14
kadoban timeshifter: Then a pull isn't appropriate. If you want the state of the local branch to equal the state of the remote branch, yes there's a reset command for that.22:14
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_ikke_ timeshifter: pull == fetch + merge22:14
it's not meant as: make my local repo equal to remote22:14
what you want is fetch + reset22:15
qsx _ikke_: i will not buy this record: it is scratched.22:15
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_ikke_ Sometimes you have to repeat things to make them stick22:15
timeshifter repeating doesn't help when i'm in an ELI5 state about git :p22:15
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qsx timeshifter: !book22:16
gitinfo timeshifter: 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 !parable22:16
_ikke_ I'm pretty much eli5ing you22:16
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_ikke_ timeshifter: git reset --hard @{u}22:17
this will reset you branch to the same commit you fetch from the remote22:17
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skinux Question. If I create and use a Git repo on localhost, splitting up versions by creating branches, can I compress and copy the entire git directory to a DVD or USB as a backup, and then copy it BACK, decompress and retrieve from it to have my backup restored?22:26
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_ikke_ sure22:27
the entire repo is in the .git dir22:27
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bremner if you're 5, you shouldn't be in charge of deployment for your company / NGO / intergalactic rebel movement <- explained ;)22:28
_ikke_ lol22:28
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Hello71 skinux: yes, as long as you actually commit all your work22:29
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Hello71 obviously if you leave files untracked then they will not be recoverable22:29
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skinux Well, that is a no-brainer22:32
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skinux To my understanding, Git doesn't handle binary globs such as images very well at all?22:32
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skinux So, I'd need to compress all images seperately for copying to backup media...?22:33
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qsx for varying values of “very well”22:33
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_ikke_ git doesn't handle them bad22:33
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_ikke_ it's just that a copy of each files get stored, and binary files usually don't compress very well22:34
but for normal images this shouldn't be a problem22:34
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qsx this isn’t 100% true either22:34
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qsx at first, upon each "git add" a copy of the file gets stored22:34
but later™, they get packed, i.e. diffed and then compressed together22:35
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qsx https://git.qsuscs.de/cgit/small-binary-diff.git/22:35
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al-damiri Hi #git22:38
How can I do git show for a particular directory only?22:38
git show <commit_hash> mydir22:38
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_ikke_ have you tried exactly that?22:39
al-damiri It only shows me the current directory not its subdirectory22:40
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al-damiri Ah my bad. Sorry.22:41
I was checking the wrong commit hash.22:41
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al-damiri It does display the changes in the sub-directories too.22:41
_ikke_: Thanks.22:41
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francium I've got this old branch on my online repo, but I've deleted than branch. Why is it still showing up?23:07
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Hello71 rclanan: don't do that shit23:08
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Hello71 !branch_delete23:08
gitinfo Deleting a branch is easy. `git branch -d branchname` (or -D). However, this will NOT delete the branch upstream, that requires `git push --delete origin branchname`. However, this will NOT delete remote tracking branches. EACH USER must `git remote prune origin`, but if any users have local branches, they must likewise run `git branch -d branchname` (or -D)23:08
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francium So I have to do 'git push --delete origin Feature_X' as well as branch -d Feature_X locally?23:10
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osse francium: yes23:13
they are two separate thing23:13
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