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2016-07-02

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pnorman I need to backport some changes to an old version, but am not sure of the best way to do so. The changes are in the form of a set of commits and a merge commit. In the past I've done git cherry-pick -x commitish..commitish or git cherry-pick -x merge_commitish -m 1. Is there a best practice?00:35
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fcrick hey there i was looking for examples of tools built on top of git's database that use it for something other than version control of a file system tree - any come to mind?01:32
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mebigfatguy i have a hash, on which i do git checkout {hash} but get: fatal: reference is not a tree: 092054170ec3daf92ec494a0db295037d3563229 i have done this before with other hashes and they work fine... i see the hash here https://git1-us-west.apache.org/repos/asf?p=cassandra.git;a=commit;h=092054170ec3daf92ec494a0db295037d3563229 am i doing something wrong?02:16
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rewt mebigfatguy, are you sure you did checkout? not sure why it's complaining that it's not a tree02:21
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mebigfatguy yes02:21
and my local is up to date (git pull)02:21
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mebigfatguy i can do get checkout {hash} where hash is listed as the parent 017ec3e99e704db5e1a36ad153af08d6e7eca523 on that page02:22
kbs not a git expert, but out of curiosity - what does git cat-file -p show for that hash?02:23
mebigfatguy sorry parent: ea8c430124dbe6395f00d8f06831bd1374581abe02:23
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mebigfatguy fatal: Not a valid object name 092054170ec3daf92ec494a0db295037d356322902:23
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kbs so it seems that you may not have that object at all, or something is corrupted?02:24
(assuming the pull worked, etc..)02:24
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kbs git fsck might also have some tips, perhaps02:24
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mebigfatguy when i do get branch --contains 092054170ec3daf92ec494a0db295037d3563229 it says error: no such commit 092054170ec3daf92ec494a0db295037d356322902:25
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mebigfatguy i guess i'll try recloning it02:27
rewt i just cloned it, and looks like i can checkout that hash02:27
mebigfatguy thanks02:28
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mebigfatguy ha! on a re-clone it works fine... *shrug* -- thanks everyone02:33
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parachan Quick I think basic question - is it normal to have a git server that you push to and that is where your production web site lives02:38
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mebigfatguy it is not normal for the git server and the web site to be on the same server02:39
pnorman normal workflow I've seen is that you push to a git server, and your production site pulls from that server. or your build server pulls from that server and prepares a binary package02:39
parachan what if the only point of having the git server is to push production code to it easier02:39
I'm actually planning on doing this for a personal site but wanted to know if it was typical production style so don't judge too much! :302:40
oo i like that .. just remoting in and pulling02:40
pnorman in many cases the git server is run by someone else (e.g. github)02:41
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parachan yeah i'm using github now to track changes / work on multiple computers. i think i'm going to do the pull method just mentioned to update it02:41
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parachan Thanks folks02:44
rewt when you push to a remote repo, you still need a checkout on that side, so might as well just pull from there02:44
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_ikke_ parachan: We usually not recommend push to deploy here05:02
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KeyWeeUsr hi guys! git fetch -p doesn't remove local branches if they are not present in remote. why?09:01
git branch -r doesn't have any of them listed09:01
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Bombe KeyWeeUsr, because that’s simply not what it does.09:07
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KeyWeeUsr Bombe: oh and what does the thing?09:09
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Bombe KeyWeeUsr, it removes the remove tracking references, just like it says in the man page.09:10
KeyWeeUsr I asked what removes the local branches O.o09:11
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Bombe No, you didn’t. Also, nobody removes the local branches except you.09:11
If there’s a local branch matching a remote branch, git didn’t create it, you did, so git also won’t delete it.09:12
KeyWeeUsr what "does" the thing, not what "does" that command "do" :P09:12
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Bombe KeyWeeUsr, ah, misunderstood that. You delete local branches with git branch -d.09:13
KeyWeeUsr thanks! :)09:13
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molt hey everyone. Me and a friend have a repo and I just noticed a typo in the name of the repository. How can i change the name (when I am not the owner of the repo) ?09:35
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Bombe molt, the concept of a repository name is external to git, i.e. do what you want with it, git doesn’t care.09:38
molt in other words: is there a way to request a rename of the repo?09:38
Bombe In other words: a repository does not have a name.09:39
molt wow - that is extremely helpful.09:39
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Bombe Yeah, well, I can imagine half a dozen different things you could call the name of the repo, you have to be more specific.09:40
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psprint Hello. Can git log its output to a file?10:29
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psprint apparently not10:37
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satifant you can always let the shell redirect the output?10:37
psprint satifant: but the password prompt needs /dev/tty10:40
satifant hm, i see10:40
what about "| tee output.log" ?10:42
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psprint doesn't help. I'm running git from vim via system()10:44
_ikke_ psprint: whatabout defining pager as cat file.log?10:47
psprint: or an alternative, use credential helpers for password10:48
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psprint actually the passwords are in some magical way remembered without credential helper being set. Where are they stored, how to remove them? OS X11:09
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_ikke_ psprint: Might be that OS X sets up a credential helper itself11:10
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_ikke_ git config -l11:10
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j416 psprint: keychain11:11
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j416 not sure about credential helper, maybe11:11
if anywhere, keychain.11:11
_ikke_ yes, the credential helper would invoke keychain11:11
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psprint well grepped "git" in the keychain and rather nothing is found11:15
_ikke_ And the site it's logging in to?11:16
All these kinds of things are defered to other programs11:16
The only time when git itself remembers passwords is through the cache / memory credential helpers11:17
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psprint ahso11:17
mablae git subtree splitting ? can anyone help?11:18
psprint I'll try removing bitbucket site from Keychain in a moment11:18
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psprint _ikke_: indeed removing site from Keychain helped11:33
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_ikke_ Note that git uses curl to talk http11:36
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_ikke_ so it might be curl that is coupled to keychain too11:36
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psprint I once coded script that used curl to create github account and the password wasn't remembered11:42
mablae This shoud work for me: https://ariya.io/2014/07/extracting-parts-of-git-repository-and-keeping-the-history11:43
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mablae Hey, when using filter-branch with subdirectory-filter how to maintain the path to that subdir? Or prefix it afterwards?12:13
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mablae atm the subdirectory becomes the top level. I dont want that. any pointers?12:14
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mablae I used git filter-branch --prune-empty --subdirectory-filter src/MyVendorNameSpace/MyBundle subtree-split12:15
The src/MyVendorNameSpace/MyBundle should be in the final splitted version ...12:15
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osse mablae: The easiest is probably to run filter branch again to move everything12:23
mablae Yeah, I am on it: http://stackoverflow.com/a/9523876/69354612:23
osse Alternatively you can avoid subdirectory filter and create a filter that deletes everything except src12:24
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mablae osse, How would that work?12:25
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osse mablae: --tree-filter 'rm -r everything except src' I suppose12:31
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osse subdir followed by a move is probably much easier12:31
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psprint This will show that branch contents is needed to be pushed: git diff origin/master..HEAD --name-status . Is doing git diff origin/{branchname}..{branchname} --name-status a correct fix for this?12:52
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osse psprint: fix for what?13:15
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psprint osse: doing master..HEAD shows already pushed commits from say 'testbranch', because it doesn't see the commits in branch master13:16
so doing testbranch..testbranch, master..master is a logical answer to that13:16
osse yes13:16
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osse and you can use branchname@{u} to mean branchname's upstream (incase it's something other than origin/branchname)13:17
psprint asking because on soverflow people recommend that stuff13:17
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osse git diff branch@{u}..branch13:17
psprint upstream must be defined, though13:17
osse yes13:17
psprint so what is upstream? A distinction of repo that is main, while origin refers to own fork on say Github13:19
?13:19
osse since you're asking that, what did you mean by "upstream must be defined" ?13:20
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osse I mean git branch -u (or git push -u)13:20
ie. set a remote tracking branch13:20
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psprint I saw some posts about --set-upstream or similar option13:21
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osse Example of git status:13:22
On branch master13:22
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osse Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/master'.13:22
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osse here origin/master is configured to be master's upstream branch13:22
!upstream13:22
gitinfo Do you want to set the remote branch which is being tracked(!set_upstream), list what remote branches are being tracked(!show_upstream), or incorporate changes from another repo which is not your "origin"(!pull_upstream) ?13:22
osse but it could just as well have said:13:23
On branch chair13:23
Your branch is up-to-date with 'otherplace/sofa'13:23
that's why chair@{u} is useful instead of assuming it's origin/{same name}13:24
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psprint luckily, my project will be about having repositories of dotfiles. That is being rarely forked, extended, requested to be pulled back, it is rather "my remote repo", "my repo", "someone's repo"13:25
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osse in that case it's fine13:26
this was more if you're writing a script meant to be used by other people13:26
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psprint well the project is for others13:27
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psprint user will have his repo "/zkl" on his account "his", that repo will contain a database of dotfiles. He will be able to share bits of the dotfiles, pull other's bits, but rather not: fork a zkl repo, extend the fork, request the changes to be pulled back (this is how upstream is useful as far as I understand)13:30
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bp9110 Hey guys - very new to git and I'm running into an issue. I"m doing a 'git pull' and getting this message: Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by merge: oauth.ini. Please, commit your changes or stash them before you can merge.14:51
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bp9110 oauth.ini contains sensitive info that I don't want to commit14:51
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bp9110 Basically the version on GitHub is a template but I want to keep the sensitive version oocally14:52
*locally. How would I do that?14:52
_ikke_ Rename the template14:52
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_ikke_ So that they don't clash14:52
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bp9110 _ikke_: Hmm interesting. Okay, so say I do that, would I just add oauth.ini to my .gitignore file so that it never gets committed?14:53
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_ikke_ correct14:58
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bp9110 _ikke_: Okay so I did that, now I still have to resolve my conflict that keeps me from doing a pull. Currently oauth.ini exists on github in template form but since that file will now be ignored, how do I remove it from my remote repo?15:00
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Ordentlig hi, how can I remove all commits?15:03
I only made 215:03
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Ordentlig I commited, tagged, realized that I did something wrong I then fixed the problem and did git amend, git push --force15:04
now I have two commits15:04
in my logs15:04
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CtrlC To remove some parts of the project, deleting the file and doing a commit would be enough. right?15:05
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CtrlC by delete I mean "git rm".15:06
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Ordentlig nvm, I just removed .git reinitialized the project removed tags from remote and overwrote remote15:08
koro you can do git commit -a -m "blah"15:09
that's a little bit drastic15:09
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EckyEcky Is it possible to set the code to an old commit and later reverse it again to the current status?15:46
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canton7 EckyEcky, sure. you can 'git checkout old_commit', then later, 'git checkout master'. be aware that checking out an old commit directly gives you a !detached HEAD: any work you do and commits you make may be lost, until you checkout a proper branch again15:47
gitinfo EckyEcky: 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 !reattach15:47
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EckyEcky so It's useful for just having a look at the code?15:52
canton7 yeah, exactly15:54
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BlessJah EckyEcky: actually compiling or running tests, diff and log alone are enought to take a look15:55
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canton7 ... if you want to make some commits, then create and checkout a branch first15:56
EckyEcky Not if you want to look at the file structure changes15:56
BlessJah git log --name-status15:56
diff has such option as well15:57
canton7 that tells you which files have changed in each commit. that's different to see how a file looked at some point in the past15:57
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canton7 *to seeing15:57
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EckyEcky I need to see the whole directory structure at a certain commit, and what is in the files16:00
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BlessJah canton7: my point is that for looking with eyeballs it's actually better to see log and diff - changes are hilighted and listed so you dont need to hunt for them16:00
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BlessJah canton7: checkout gives you just snapshot, nearly useless for eyeballs but it's what machine needs to run tests or compile/deploy prior version for comparision16:01
canton7 BlessJah, it depends what you need to do. Sometimes you want to see a diff; sometimes you just want to see what a historic file looked like16:02
I've needed both in the past16:02
BlessJah others uses are still valid, but checkouts sometimes turns into weird changes-hunting fest16:03
j416 only when you're using it wrongly? :P16:04
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BlessJah j416: exactly what I'm saying: sometimes it's better to stick with other tools16:05
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Bizkit_ hey i am currently trying to learn the arts of git in the command line, my setup is this: i have my university server as a remote, i have set up my usb stick as a remote and of course i have my local repo. Now i am testing a scenario where i delete something locally and commit that and then want to get to the state of my project on either the university server or my usb stick that haven't gotten that commit pushed16:19
to yet, how do i do that?16:19
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_rgn git reset --hard usb-stick-remote/commit-or-branch-etc16:21
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j416 Bizkit_: when I was starting out, I found it much easier to learn without involving remotes. Add them later.16:23
Bizkit_: everything is local, except when you fetch or push to a remote16:24
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Bizkit_ _rgn do i need to pull after that?16:25
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_rgn to do what?16:26
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Bizkit_ _rgn to get the missing files16:26
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_rgn no16:27
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Bizkit_ doesn't seem like it got them for me though16:27
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j416 Bizkit_: you need to fetch the changes from the remote that has them, to be able to check them out.16:30
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Bizkit_ j416 so git fetch on the remote that has the files and then git merge?16:32
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j416 Bizkit_: fetch from the remote.16:32
Bizkit_: not at the remote.16:32
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Bizkit_ j416 what's the difference between from and at?16:34
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j416 Bizkit_: from indicates direction, at indicates location.16:34
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j416 Bizkit_: you committed something on your.. laptop, and you want to have the change where?16:36
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j416 Bizkit_: did you read the part on remotes in e.g. pro git? !book16:37
gitinfo Bizkit_: 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 !parable16:37
spudowiar Anyone know how to pull a ViewGit repository?16:37
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Bizkit_ scenario is this: i delete something on my laptop and commit that change, then notice that this was a mistake and want to roll back to the state of the project on my remote repository16:38
j416 Bizkit_: do you have the remote added as a remote?16:38
Bizkit_ j416 yes in fact i have 2 remotes16:38
j416 Bizkit_: (you did git remote add foo url/to/foo16:38
Bizkit_: ok.16:38
Bizkit_: then as _rgn says16:38
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j416 Bizkit_: however16:39
Bizkit_: you didn't commit the change?16:39
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Bizkit_ i did commit but not push16:39
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j416 Bizkit_: I don't understand if you want new changes from the remote, or if you want to get back to where you were before the commit16:39
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_rgn in reality you'd probably just do reset --hard HEAD~ to discard the latest commit (and other uncommitted changes)16:40
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j416 _rgn: depends entirely on his answer16:40
Bizkit_ basically i want to get back to before the delete16:40
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j416 Bizkit_: then you don't need your remotes at all16:40
Bizkit_: git reset --hard HEAD^16:41
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j416 Bizkit_: the syntax _rgn uses above is also ok16:41
Bizkit_ j416 ok command line says i am one commit in the past now do i need to apply that or something along those lines?16:42
j416 not sure what you mean16:42
what exactly does it say?16:43
Bizkit_ "Your branch is behind 'origin/master' by 1 commit, and can be fast-forwarded."16:43
_rgn you have pushed the change then16:43
j416 Bizkit_: it means either you pushed that commit, or you didn't do a commit at all. And that you are now one commit behond.16:43
behind* even16:44
Bizkit_ ah nevermind i pushed it to one of the remotes16:44
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Bizkit_ j416 now how would i get the one remote that is a commit ahead to be in line with my local version that is a commit behind?16:46
j416 Bizkit_: push16:47
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j416 Bizkit_: in this case, you are altering history on the remote, so you need to pass --force16:47
Bizkit_ j416 if i do that i get "remote: GitLab: You are not allowed to force push code to a protected branch on this project."16:48
j416 Bizkit_: that's a gitlab setting then.16:49
Bizkit_: go to project settings -> protected branches.16:49
Bizkit_: it has nothing to do with git itself.16:49
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Bizkit_ j416 _rgn sweet everything works now, thanks for all the help, i guess i'll i have to read the whole ebook when i find the time to get a better understanding of what i am actually doing16:52
j416 Bizkit_: o/16:53
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moldy hi17:11
git push -u origin HEAD:some-branch <-- this doesn't work if some-branch doesn't exist yet, right?17:11
thiago I think you're right17:12
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thiago it will refuse to push to "unqualified some-branch that doesn't exist"17:12
you have to write "HEAD:refs/heads/some-branch"17:12
moldy thiago: ahh. thanks.17:13
PresidentIvanka how do I get rid of every commit before a certain commit?17:13
thiago PresidentIvanka: nice nickname17:13
j416 PresidentIvanka: filter-branch or rebase17:13
thiago PresidentIvanka: are you sure you want to do that?17:13
PresidentIvanka: !rewrite17:13
gitinfo PresidentIvanka: Rewriting public history is not recommended. Everyone who has pulled the old history will have to do work (and you'll have to tell them to), so it's infinitely better to just move on. If you must, you can use `git push --force-with-lease <remote> <branch>` to force (and the remote may reject that, anyway). See http://goo.gl/waqum17:13
_ikke_ git replace + git filter-branch17:13
PresidentIvanka rewriting for to a new repo17:13
thiago PresidentIvanka: ok, the easiest way is this: write the SHA-1 of the commit that should have no parents in .git/info/grafts17:13
j416 +1 to _ikke_'s suggestion; this is quite nice17:13
thiago use git log to confirm the history looks like what you want17:14
then git filter-branch --all17:14
i7c There's also checkout --orphan if you just wanna start over.17:14
j416 thiago: I tried out replace recently, it works just like grafts but it actually has documentation17:14
not bad at all.17:14
thiago interesting17:14
PresidentIvanka _ikke_ is a git god17:14
thiago I'm not able to recommend it, having never used it17:14
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j416 thiago: yeah, I was in the same boat before. It's even easier than grafts, in fact.17:15
_ikke_ It's basically grafts done in a git way17:15
j416 thiago: just one command line, then there's a graft17:15
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PresidentIvanka so what flags am I passing to git replace?17:16
j416 PresidentIvanka: --graft17:17
PresidentIvanka: see man git-replace read section on --graft17:17
gitinfo PresidentIvanka: the git-replace manpage is available at http://jk.gs/git-replace.html17:17
_ikke_ git replace --graft <last_commit_to_keep>17:17
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PresidentIvanka yeah I had the man open17:17
thx17:17
_ikke_ You need to make sure the older commits are not referenced through another path17:18
PresidentIvanka basically what I want to do is turn one branch into its own project without the history of master branch17:20
what flag am I passing to git filter-branch?17:21
thiago --all17:22
or that branch name, at leat17:22
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_ikke_ git filter-branch -- --all17:22
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PresidentIvanka ok perfect17:25
I want to now get rid of master17:25
and then rename the current branch as master17:25
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PresidentIvanka meh used brute force...17:32
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PresidentIvanka no I didn't.... whoops I push the branch I was trying to get rid of17:34
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PresidentIvanka ok localbranch:remotebranch17:36
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PresidentIvanka pray this works17:36
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spudowiar it will17:36
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PresidentIvanka it did17:39
magic... git is evil17:39
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moritz is there any solution to the zeroPaddedFilemode error with receive.fsckObjects other than rewriting history?18:05
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vivekp hi, i have a problem. Whenever i clone a remote repo from Github, all i see is only one branch is present and other branch just don't exist.18:56
Bombe Have you tried listing the remote branches?18:56
vivekp how could i see other branches that I have in the remote repo?18:57
Bombe git branch has an option for that.18:57
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vivekp Bombe: not sure, what you are asking. Pardon me, i'm not very good at using git.18:58
"git branch" shows just master branch18:58
_ikke_ git branch -r18:58
Bombe vivekp, yes, that’s why I told you that it has an option for listing remote branches.18:58
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vivekp ok let me see18:59
what _ikke_ said... is that it?18:59
Bombe If only there was a way to find out…19:00
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vivekp well, git branch -r did list all branches nicely19:05
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vivekp tried checking out to one those branches and it goes in detached head state19:05
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_ikke_ check them out without the origin/ part19:06
vivekp ok brb19:06
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vivekp works! thanks19:07
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vivekp _ikke_: i can't guess what was missing in my previous attempts; probably i should remember to use git branch -r before checkout ?19:13
because all the previous times when i used git checkout other_branch, it took all the master branch commits with it onto other branches19:14
_ikke_ No, git branch -r has no influence on git checkout19:14
vivekp ahh okay but i did nothing different other than git branch -r. Anyway, i'm happy it worked FINALLY.19:19
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ESphynx hey guys... is there a way for git to smarten up with code?19:31
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bremner wat?19:32
ESphynx make it syntax aware? if a function has a different body...19:32
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bremner in what context?19:32
ESphynx bremner: well I'm stuggling here trying to rebase stuff19:33
bremner you can, in principle, define custom merge drivers19:33
ESphynx and git just has no idea when it comes to basic code constructs....19:33
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_ikke_ Git does not do semantic merging19:33
It does not know anything about code19:34
ESphynx bremner: that's the answer I get that everytime, but it's always in principle maning probably no one does it and it's not practica19:34
_ikke_ You'd need a separate merge driver19:34
ESphynx Does anyon do this?19:34
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_ikke_ https://www.semanticmerge.com/19:34
ESphynx that offers a driver for git or it's a whole different thing?19:35
_ikke_ Not sure if it cooperates with git19:35
ESphynx I mean semantic merge makes so much more sense, it's a shame it's not more popular / built-in19:35
_ikke_ You have to define something for every language19:35
ESphynx of course19:35
_ikke_ and maintain it19:35
And expectations of such a merge would be much higher19:36
chances for bugs increase19:36
ESphynx but this is the 21st century :P19:36
merge should be semantics aware :P19:36
_ikke_ It's very easy to say it should19:37
but it's quite hard to implement correctly19:37
ESphynx what's a starting point19:38
moritz ESphynx: I'm sure somebody will teach git merge semantic merge within the 21st century19:38
ESphynx: ... unless it will be replaced by something more awesome, of course :-)19:38
ESphynx moritz: well I'm trying to build the momentum here19:38
I find this a major time drainer19:38
so where would you plug this driver exactly?19:38
bremner into git merge19:39
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ESphynx it would be used when you execute cherry-picks, rebases, diffs, and so on?19:39
_ikke_ man gitattributes19:39
gitinfo the gitattributes manpage is available at http://jk.gs/gitattributes.html19:39
moritz ESphynx: there are custom merge driver for debian/changelog files out there, for example19:39
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moritz which is a simple file format, and has pretty easy rules for merging19:40
ESphynx moritz: what I'm looking for is a very basic driver for C derived languages, that understand basic things like comments and function blocks { }19:40
that would take git a long way19:40
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ESphynx instad of merging unrelated structs and because it matches a context line containing only '{'19:41
moritz yes, might be worth a shot19:41
ESphynx basically if you don't match the meaningful beginning of the block, don't go matching it's opening or closing bracket19:41
moritz a semi-semantic merge that doesn't understand all of the language, but does know wich parts are significant and which aren't19:41
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ESphynx exactly.19:42
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ESphynx Is there any tutorial / info on how to write a git merge driver?19:44
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ESphynx that would plug in as a separate executable?19:45
moritz ESphynx: I don't know of a tutorial, but I'd recommend you look at the debian/changelog merge as an example19:47
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moritz because it's probably not too complicated19:47
ESphynx moritz: that would do... any link?19:48
moritz ESphynx: no; i'd have to google them too19:48
ESphynx hehe ok thanks :)19:49
I guess though it's just an executable... so best thing is probably to try and see what git is sending it :P19:49
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ag4ve how do I copy the changes made in one directory to a branch?19:53
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ag4ve git subtree split --prefix dir -b branch # almost DWIW19:54
but it moves the dir to ./19:56
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ag4ve and I want to keep the location in tact19:56
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RahulAN_ hi all20:02
gitinfo RahulAN_: hi! I'd like to automatically welcome you to #git, a place full of helpful gits. Got a question? Just ask it — chances are someone will answer fairly soon. The topic has links with more information about git and this channel. NB. it can't hurt to do a backup (type !backup for help) before trying things out, especially if they involve dangerous keywords such as --hard, clean, --force/-f, rm and so on.20:02
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RahulAN_ How do i start using git on linux20:02
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RahulAN_ I mean i want to share my project with my friends also , how do we start using it via git20:03
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qsx RahulAN_: !book20:03
gitinfo RahulAN_: 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 !parable20:03
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ag4ve tar -,20:04
tar -czvf repo.tgz repo/20:04
RahulAN_ git init , git add , git commit -m "msg" , git push20:04
this much i got ..20:05
but how do my friends can share the code in it ,.. (make the changes with my repo)20:05
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ag4ve you can copy repos around like I indicated (nothing special) or see git-remote20:06
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RahulAN_ ag4ve: after clone , what i have to do .. to contribute in it20:08
jhass RahulAN_: where did you clone it from?20:10
ag4ve I'm guessing you are looking at github or similar?20:10
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RahulAN_ jhass: this is my account https://github.com/nested, and want to contribute here: https://github.com/citrix123/GrandShopping.git20:11
jhass see https://help.github.com/articles/using-pull-requests/20:12
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RahulAN_ jhass: how to do it from command line20:12
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jhass RahulAN_: we've provided you documentation, please read it and come back with specific questions20:13
RahulAN_ jhass: some time i have minimal linux20:13
ag4ve *after* you're done with that, there's #github20:13
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ag4ve (and if you don't like reading, there's tons on YouTube)20:15
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RahulAN_ jhass: thats great20:22
just create a pull request and then merge it20:22
the reviewer willl review and merge it to master20:22
am i right ?20:23
jhass yes20:23
note that's specific to github, less so git20:23
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RahulAN_ jhass: with web page it was so easy20:24
but how do i do in cmd ..20:24
jhass what step specifically?20:24
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RahulAN_ i mean after cloning , do changes, then how to request-pull20:25
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jhass that's multiple steps, I'm still not sure about which specific step your question is20:26
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sandstrom In hooks I've seen `# Redirect output to stderr; exec 1>&2` is it a bad idea to omit that?20:34
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kadoban sandstrom: Depends what your hook is doing I guess. Often probably won't matter.20:36
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sandstrom It will abort my commits if I've forgot to set the right user.email value. I want to see the message, but perhaps both std-out and std-err are shown in the console?20:37
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RahulAN_ Is it possible to create a repo from command line?20:40
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_ikke_ git init20:40
RahulAN_ _ikke_: I did it20:40
_ikke_ git status20:40
RahulAN_ _ikke_: i did git add .20:40
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RahulAN_ _ikke_: as i am doing git commit -m "Codeigniter framework"20:41
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RahulAN_ and git push origin master i am getting fatal: 'origin' does not appear to be a git repository20:42
_ikke_: there is no repo names origin on git20:42
what should i do to create one ?20:43
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RahulAN_ any one here?20:46
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jhass this is all covered in all basic tutorials and all books, we're here to clarify stuff in case you're confused about something you read or simply couldn't find an answer to after doing your research. We're not here to tutor you on your first steps, go read a tutorial or book20:47
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_ikke_ RahulAN_: Where are you pushing to?20:50
RahulAN_ jhass: i know you are there to assist20:51
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RahulAN_ but i want to know is there any way to create a new repository from command like20:51
_ikke_: i want to have a new repo from command line20:51
jhass you seem to be confused about the difference between github and git20:52
go read about that first20:52
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_ikke_ RahulAN_: You cannot with plain git create a remote repository from the command line20:57
RahulAN_ _ikke_: Yes i got it20:58
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2423777/is-it-possible-to-create-a-remote-repo-on-github-from-the-cli-without-opening-br20:58
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RahulAN_ jhass: i got some more thing by reading that book:D21:07
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RahulAN_ To contribute in one project i did forked a repository, now i made some changes and pushed to my master, nnow i want to pull-request ro the main repository21:29
how do i do it?21:29
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RahulAN_ https://git-scm.com/docs/git-request-pull21:30
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RahulAN_ i am trying this.. but getting fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/citrix123/Mayabazar/': The requested URL returned error: 40321:31
sonOfRa github pull requests aren't done with git-request-pull21:31
You want to use the github UI for that after you pushed your changes to your repository21:31
RahulAN_ sonOfRa: with it is it not possible ?21:32
with command line ?21:32
sonOfRa no, command line git doesn't do what you need to do for github pull requests out of the box.21:32
There might be command line tools that allow you to do this, but they don't come with git itself21:32
RahulAN_ Oh i see21:33
moritz RahulAN_: https://github.com/ingydotnet/git-hub21:33
RahulAN_ moritz: does it have pull request?21:34
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moritz RahulAN_: sure; the pr-new command21:36
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RahulAN_ moritz: i am getting API url '/repos//' looks suspiciously wrong21:47
moritz: i am doing this git hub pr-new --remote=github.com/citrix123/Mayabazar21:47
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BlaXpirit moritz, hoold up, why would you use this and not the official one?21:57
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RahulAN_ BlaXpirit: any other suggestion instead of using the web page?21:58
BlaXpirit RahulAN_, https://github.com/github/hub pull-request22:00
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RahulAN_ BlaXpirit: I will try it22:07
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RahulAN_ if i changed many files and i want to add them , is there any way or command to diff and add those are change22:07
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BlaXpirit RahulAN_, I don't understand22:08
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RahulAN_ I mean i changed some files , and if in case to leave any one of the file for adding, is there any way so that i can get to knwo that how many files i had changed in my local workspace.22:09
BlaXpirit: sorry for my bad english :)22:10
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oich I want to ignore everything in directory a/b except for a/b/special. So, in .gitignore I have a/b/* followed by !a/b/special but git status reports anything below a/b/ as untracked and check-ignore prints nothing for any file in a/b. what am I doing wrong?22:50
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piattino hi. in dir1, files f1, f2, f3, f-many-N have been both edited and renamed. which command helps me see the differences better? ideally, i would like to browse the 2 statuses of dir1 simultaneously23:21
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