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2016-12-10

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drochman Git noob question. I forked a repo, cloned the fork, created a new branch, and switched to it. Then I added & staged a file, and committed the change. Everything seems alright, except that I'm seeing "1 changed file with 0 additions and 0 deletions". I was expecting "0 changed files with 1 addition and 0 deletions". Is that correct?00:16
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preaction so you added a file with no content inside? that means you changed a file (1 changed file), and since it has no content, there are (0 additions) and since you deleted nothing (0 deletions)00:23
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drochman The file that I added does have content - it's a SQL script (.sql extension), if that matters. But I think I just had the a-ha moment. "Changes" in this context refers to "Changes to the repository", so adding 1 file = 1 change. Whereas addi) here refers to files themselves, whereas additions and deletions refer to changes *within* files... maybe?00:33
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Crell Greetings. This is going to be a bit of an odd question. I'm looking into the Git plumbing commands for a particular app I'm trying to write for which I want to use git as a storage backend. One issue I can see having is concurrency. Is there a way to "lock" the staging area so that I can know only one client is making a commit at once?01:02
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Crell I may have multiple users wanting to make changes at the same time, and I don't want their changes to get mushed up into one commit.01:03
thiago Crell: no, there's no way to do that with git plumbing.01:03
Crell The best idea I have so far is to fall back to a good-ol-lockfile.01:03
Hm. Drat.01:03
Have a better idea than a lock file? :-) (I'm going to be working against a bare repo, presumably.)01:04
thiago git isn't designed for concurrent commit support, since users don't type "git commit" simultaneously01:04
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thiago you should introduce your own external locking01:04
Crell Right. I'm looking at doing something rather unconventional, which may fail miserably. :-)01:04
thiago that said, the operations would fail if you don't do it right, so why do you need a lock?01:04
git commit-tree is probably safe01:05
git update-ref takes the old SHA-1, so if it's been moved, it'll fail01:05
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thiago I just don't know if it copes with a race condition01:05
never mind, use a lock of your own01:05
Crell Well (bearing in mind my plumbing knowledge is about an hour old at this point), I'm envisioning one user writing, say 4 new blobs to the staging area, then write-tree, then commit-tree to make the commit object.01:06
But if another user simultaneously tries to write their own 2 blobs, they'll end up in the wrong commit.01:06
Yeah, it's the race condition of 2 users trying to write to the index at once that I'm concerned about. A lockfile seems the path of least resistence if it is sufficiently safe.01:07
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hfp hi, i made some commits on master (th eonly branch in my local repo) and I have no origin or upstream anywhere. the only copy of the repo is on my machine. I have added a commit with `--fixup :/message` because I want this commit to be squashed with the one that contains `message`. But I don't know what to run, `git rebase -i master` obviously results in a noop. Any ideas?01:10
Crell hfp: git rebase -i HEAD~501:10
That will let you rebase just the 5 most recent commits interactively.01:10
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Crell (Supply your own number as appropriate.)01:11
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thiago Crell: at least for the update-ref command01:17
hfp: git rebase -i --autosquash01:17
Crell thiago: At least which for the update-ref command?01:17
thiago Crell: the lock01:18
Crell: I think the other commands are safe to be run simultaneously01:18
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Crell Really? I'd think update-ref is the least likely to be an issue.01:20
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Crell update-index being the most dangerous (as that's what builds the index before it gets committed).01:20
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thiago Crell: though looking at the update-ref strace output, looks like it's also safe. It has locks.01:23
Crell Ah, good to know.01:23
thiago the index has a lock too, but obviously only for each update-index call01:23
if you make more than one, it's non-atomic anymore01:24
Crell I'm mainly concerned about multiple plumbing commands that have to be run for a single higher level action (like, "save these 4 files.")01:24
thiago do you need a checkout?01:24
Crell I need to not have a checkout.01:24
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thiago then why do you need the index?01:25
Crell More specifically, my app will want to read from arbitrary branches simultaneously. That rules out a working copy (or I could just use porcelin commands on that).01:25
thiago multiple branches also rules out an index01:25
so forget update-index01:25
Crell Because I want a single commit object that represents changing multiple files.01:25
Orly?01:25
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thiago that statement does not imply you need update-index01:26
anyway, you can use an index: one per line of work01:26
Crell It doesn't? (As before, my plumbing knowledge is very new and I've yet to try any of this.)01:26
thiago then each line of work is running on separate indexes and will not interfere with each other01:26
Crell OK, I'm confused now.01:26
thiago forget the index01:27
that's the easiest way01:27
Crell Hm. OK...01:27
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Crell I thought a commit object pointed at a tree, and the way to have a tree that represents multiple changes was via the index. Is there a simpler way I'm missing?01:28
thiago all you need is git hash-object, git mktree and git commit-tree01:28
and git update-ref01:29
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Crell hasn't gotten to git mktree yet. What's that do?01:29
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thiago makes at ree01:29
Crell Well, I assume makes a tree...01:29
thiago (as the name says)01:29
Crell Oh! Wait, I think I'm following.01:30
thiago another solution is git fast-import, but note that it won't be able to cope with the branches changing from underneath01:30
Crell So I'd hash-object for the 4 changed objects, then mktree to make a new tree and tell it to use those 4 objects, then update-ref the branch to point to that tree?01:30
How would I tell that tree to include the 100 existing objects from the, well, parent.01:31
thiago first add the objects, then make trees (recursively if needed), then create the commit, then finally update the ref01:31
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thiago you list all objects you want in the tree, regardless of whether they're old or new01:31
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Crell So the resulting command could be quite large.01:32
thiago no, because mktree reads from stdin :-)01:32
is it possible that you'll be operating twice on the same branch, at the same time?01:33
Crell Which means I'd need to first get a list of all objects, remove those for which I'm adding new versions, add those new versions, and then mktree the result?01:33
thiago or does the application prevent that?01:33
correct01:33
Crell Currently the application doesn't prevent anything. It's early enough that I can do what I want with it.01:33
(It's still in the "mess with stuff and see what works" phase.)01:34
thiago if you can do that, then you should consider git fast-import01:34
Crell That = lock only one update to a given branch at once?01:34
thiago it's basically git hash-object, mktree, commit-tree, tagging, plus reading existing trees, all rolled up into one01:34
Crell That sounds yummy.01:34
thiago but it will not cope with two instances trying to update the same ref at the same time01:35
Crell If I need an application-level lock anyway, that's fine.01:35
I take it that means that command is not atomic, just a convenient shorthand for what we described above?01:35
thiago kinda01:36
it's actually a transaction, since git fast-import doesn't modify the repository until you either close the command stream or sen the "checkpoint" command01:36
czart Does git automatically discover file removal and takes proper actions on its own? In other words, does 'rm file' has the same effect as 'git rm file'? So, after 'rm file' occurs, is git able to automatically unstage the file within the commit command? (i.e. git commit -a -m 'msg')01:37
thiago until then, all new blobs, trees and commit objects are in a temporary packfile and all ref values are held in memory01:37
Crell: if you tell it to commit a removed file, it will do the same as git rm did01:38
Crell: that's what the -a does to git commit01:38
Crell Hm. So, it's sort of the plumbing version of commit -Am "foo" ?01:38
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thiago Crell: more, because you can stage multiple commits before saving01:38
Crell O_o01:39
thiago czart: sorry, the two lines above "if you tell" and "that's what the -a does" are for you01:39
czart thiago: Thanks.01:40
thiago Crell: not for you. The "more, because" is for you.01:40
Crell Race conditions! :-)01:40
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thiago yeah, because you've both got nicknames starting with c01:40
czart Hehe01:40
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Crell fast-import is what push/pull use then, I presume?01:42
thiago no01:42
push and pull use send-pack and receive-pack01:42
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Crell Oh. Which I'm totally not going anywhere near at this point. :-)01:42
thiago I mean, upload-pack01:42
fast-import *creates* packs01:42
Crell You mean packfiles? Or by pack do you mean "set of commits and their data"?01:43
thiago packfiles01:43
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thiago fast-import was created to make it easy to import from other version control systems01:43
Crell Ahhh...01:44
But you think it's still the appropriate tool for what I'm trying to do?01:44
thiago unlike git-svn, which is slow precisely because it launches a lot of git plumbing commands01:44
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thiago it could be01:44
just remember that fast-import creates inefficient packfiles, trading off compression for time01:44
you'll want to repack the repository frequently after using it01:45
Crell Hm, OK.01:45
GC is also a task I'd want to lock, yes?01:45
thiago you can also look at libgit01:45
or libgit2, whatever it's called01:45
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Crell Yeah, libgit2. For which the PHP bridge is ancient and not well maintained, so at least for now I'll just be exec()-ing a lot.01:46
Hopefully I can port it later once I have the logic sorted out.01:46
thiago yes, gc'ing or pruning needs to be locked, because it can discard objects01:46
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Crell So, if my actual dataset is going to involve tens of thousands of objects, which I want revisioned... that means a mktree command would involve tens of thousands of hashes fed to it.01:48
thiago yes01:48
unless you use subdirectories01:48
Crell Does Git have some sort of compression on that, or does it just say screw it and store a 10,000-line text file for the tree/commit?01:48
I could if I wanted to, I suppose. Ah, because then I can nest them.01:49
thiago just go to any repository and run: git ls-tree HEAD:01:49
(including the :)01:49
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thiago that's what gets stored, though in binary form. That's one tree object.01:49
Crell Hm.01:50
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Crell That would make the trees more efficient, but wouldn't it also make it much more difficult to track and manage when I want to load an object, and/or add a commit?01:50
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thiago now you know why the index exists01:51
Crell How does the index help?01:51
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thiago not in your case, the index per se01:52
but its purpose: keep a flat list of the contents of the next commit, ready to be sent01:52
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thiago if you modify or create file a/b/c.txt, then you need to know you must hash-object c.txt as well as modify the a and a/b trees01:52
and the root tree, of course01:52
Crell Right.01:53
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thiago if you use mktree directly, you must to that dance yourself01:53
if you use fast-import, it'll do it for you01:53
Crell Ahhh...01:53
^7heo s/to/do/01:54
thiago ^7heo: yes01:54
^7heo I know :)01:54
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Crell is reading through the man page for fast-import now, still looking for the how-to-use.01:55
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czart I'm going through 'Pro Git' book and it says to remove files as follows: "git rm log/\*.log". My question concerns the role of "backslash" here. Is it necessary? How it works depending on whether I use git under windows or linux?02:05
preaction it depends if you want the * to be handled by git, or by your shell02:05
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preaction the book is telling you to let git handle the *, i suspect in case you already deleted the files themselves02:06
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czart preaction: but I tried three options: 1) git rm .\*.txt 2) git rm ./*.txt 3) git rm ./\*.txt and I do not see apparent difference.02:08
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preaction .\*.txt is completely different, and like i said, 2 is your shell handling the *, and 3 is git handling the *02:09
and it matters in certain situations, like i said, when the file itself has already been deleted, but it is still being tracked by git. in that case, 2 will not tell git about the file, because the shell does not know that the file is still tracked by git02:10
czart OK, I see, many thanks :)02:11
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Crell thiago: OK, so from the man page, it looks like each application-level "commit" would translate into a single call to fast-import / commit, with a from <prev commit> and a couple filemodify commands, which from my app I could simply build as a string before hand and then exec("cat $mystring | git fast-import");02:11
Does that sound like I'm on the right track?02:12
And then wrap that in a lockfile check to ensure atomicity.02:12
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thiago Crell: not cat02:43
Crell: I recommend you open a pipe to fast-import02:44
popen() or similar02:44
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Crell Ah, OK.02:44
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Crell Hm, I hope that works in PHP in a non-CLI SAPI... :-)02:45
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DeltaHeavy I was going to check in a commit. 'git status' showed a few files changed. I run 'git add -A . && git status' and it then lists ALL the files as deleted. I then ran 'git pull' then 'git push' (looking at my .zsh_history right now). It then shows me every file as deleted in green. I never let this command run though cause this project is gigantic. Now when I run 'ls' in my project root I get this, and pwd shows that I'm in the appropriate03:21
directory:03:21
COMMIT_EDITMSG FETCH_HEAD HEAD ORIG_HEAD branches config description hooks index index.lock info logs objects packed-refs refs03:21
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DeltaHeavy Then oddly, running 'cd .. && cd projectName' makes everything there again, it's only when I open up git-for-windows for the first time it does that. It will automatically use the .zshrc to cd into this directory.03:22
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DeltaHeavy 'git checkout' resets none of it.03:22
Running this from cmd does the same thing...03:23
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DeltaHeavy I've tried rebooting. It's Windows 703:25
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DeltaHeavy When I go into my repo over my Parellels network mount from OSX and run 'git checkout thing.html' which is the last thing in the 'git status' list I get: error: pathspec 'build-git.html' did not match any file(s) known to git.03:31
I mean 'build-git.html', not 'thing.html'03:31
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DeltaHeavy I hope it's not this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2016404/git-status-shows-modifications-git-checkout-file-doesnt-remove-them03:36
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thiago DeltaHeavy: you're in the wrong dir03:38
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DeltaHeavy thiago Nope, pwd says I'm in the right one03:39
And I see all the files after doing 'cd .. && cd ~-'03:39
Which is weird03:40
thiago there you go03:40
you were in the wrong dir03:40
DeltaHeavy No, ~- is an alias to your last dir03:40
But 'git checkout' still shows everything as deleted and I can't seem to change that.03:40
Only the few files modified stay modified03:40
thiago do you have the files: config, index, packed-refs?03:41
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DeltaHeavy Inside ./.git03:41
thiago right, that's the *wrong* dir03:42
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thiago don't go inside .git03:42
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DeltaHeavy ./.git meaning I'm inside ., and looking inside .git from .03:42
thiago are you outside .git?03:42
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thiago ok03:42
DeltaHeavy ./.git, not .03:42
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thiago pastebin the output of git status, please03:42
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DeltaHeavy It's thousands of lines long and contains the entire map of all of our files which is confidential03:43
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DeltaHeavy Basically it's every file as 'deleted' in green with the 4 files I actually 'modified' listed as such instead.03:43
thiago they're green03:43
?03:43
DeltaHeavy Yep, they're staged.03:43
thiago ok03:43
and you want to restore them?03:43
DeltaHeavy They're not actually deleted though03:44
thiago ok, pick one file. Does it:03:45
a) appear in the "staged" list?03:45
b) appear in the "not staged" list03:45
DeltaHeavy a) Yes03:45
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thiago c) exist?03:45
DeltaHeavy b) None03:45
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thiago yes or no?03:47
DeltaHeavy b) They all exist03:47
c*03:47
Sorry, was double checking a bunch of files to make sure03:47
Including the modified ones.03:47
rewt so they're staged to be deleted, but they're still all there in your working tree?03:47
DeltaHeavy Yes03:47
thiago in the "not staged" list, do you have directory names listed?03:48
DeltaHeavy I bet I should manually copy these changes and try: git rm --cached -r . && git reset --hard03:48
thiago None03:48
thiago nothing?03:48
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thiago do you have a .gitignore file?03:48
DeltaHeavy Yep03:48
thiago could it be ignoring everything?03:48
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DeltaHeavy Last change to that file was 10 days ago, master wasn't merged in recently, and nobody's been having any issues.03:49
thiago do you have an environment variable whose name starts with GIT set?03:50
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DeltaHeavy How can I check that?03:54
~/.zshrc and the global one?03:54
thiago env | grep GIT03:54
DeltaHeavy Nope03:54
Nothing03:54
thiago ok03:55
try to git add one of the files listed as deleted03:55
what does git add tell you?03:55
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DeltaHeavy deleted >:03:55
thiago huh?03:55
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DeltaHeavy Makes no difference to the output of 'git status'03:56
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thiago did git add say anything? or did it exit with no output?03:57
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DeltaHeavy exit with no output03:58
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thiago was it an exit with success?03:58
was $? zero?03:58
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DeltaHeavy Success yes04:00
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thiago run git status again. Is the file still listed as deleted?04:00
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DeltaHeavy one momenat04:03
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DeltaHeavy Back, the file is still lited04:06
listed as deleted*04:07
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thiago this is really weird04:08
to confirm: you want to discard whatever git things you had staged, right?04:08
just go back to the original state04:08
DeltaHeavy I just finished saving all of my files04:09
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DeltaHeavy Out of the repo04:09
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DeltaHeavy Trying: git rm --cached -r . && git reset --hard HEAD04:09
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DeltaHeavy Seems like it's rechecking out all the files now it thinks are deleted04:10
Which will take a while04:11
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DeltaHeavy Awesome, it worked. Now I'm going to copy these files with a text editor to make sure they don't have some weird corruption going on.04:13
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DeltaHeavy Fantastic! It worked. Thanks for your help thiago04:15
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TikityTik How do I fork my own repo?05:02
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preaction TikityTik: do you mean on github?05:04
TikityTik preaction: yes05:04
preaction you don't05:05
what are you trying to achieve with this?05:05
TikityTik preaction: just backing everything up before I make my stuff public05:06
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preaction what?05:06
how is forking your own project going to do that?05:06
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TikityTik ah I got it working, I had to actually make the repo on the website itself05:08
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preaction i'm still not sure how this is going to achieve what you want05:09
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[Saint] thiago: you still around?05:22
thiago [Saint]: yes05:22
[Saint] Is the behavior you mentioned with gitconfig location version specific?05:23
thiago not that I know of05:23
it must have been supported for at least a couple of years05:23
[Saint] My system seems to gleefully disregard both ~/.config/git/config and /etc/*05:24
saint@saint-gittest:~$ git config --global --list05:24
fatal: unable to read config file '/home/saint/.gitconfig': No such file or directory05:24
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thiago what version is that?05:25
[Saint] kinda old-ish:05:26
saint@saint-gittest:~$ git --version05:26
git version 1.7.9.505:26
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thiago 1.7 is ancient05:26
try something from the last year or two05:26
[Saint] yeah - this is a tiny little image from a deadman switch that very rarely gets touched, just wanted to check it was indeed version-specific and that I shouldn't be looking elsewhere.05:27
something something, don'05:28
t touch a running system05:28
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GenteelBen Hello.08:20
gitinfo GenteelBen: 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.08:20
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GenteelBen Is this channel +r?08:20
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thesha hi08:22
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thesha I am getting this error while using git send-email command08:23
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thesha Unable to initialize SMTP properly. Check config and use --smtp-debug. VALUES: server=smtp.gmail.com encryption=tls hello=fedora.localdomain port=587 at /usr/libexec/git-core/git-send-email line 1383.08:23
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thesha anyone knows here?08:26
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oskarkv I'm on Linux, and I have autocrlf=true and eol=native, but I'm getitng the warning "LF will be replaced by CRLF in .gitignore". This seems strange. Why is it happening?08:40
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thesha Is this channel is active?08:52
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_ikke_ thesha: it sure is09:03
oskarkv: is there a .gitattributes file?09:04
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oskarkv _ikke_: no, but apparently autocrlf is for if you want CRLF in working directory09:05
So I turned that off09:05
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_ikke_ ok09:07
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_ikke_ nah09:13
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_ikke_ there are 1133 people in this channel now (not that they are all active :P)09:13
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thesha _ikke_: nobody is replying thats why i said this.09:17
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_ikke_ It's weekend09:18
It's early morning in europe and late night in the US09:18
So yeah, less people are active now09:18
To answer your question:09:19
gmail has increased there security policy09:19
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thesha _ikke_: i turned secure off09:20
s/secure/security/09:20
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veverak hi folks, is it somehow possible to "pull" uncommited things ? and untracked things?10:02
I mean, I can do that with rsync. but that also copies files that should be ignored by git ;)10:03
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veverak hmm10:08
--filter=':- .gitignore' should work evidently10:08
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_ikke_ No, you cannot10:17
you can only fetch history, and everythin uncomitted or untracked is not part of history10:17
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veverak I mean, it looks like I can use .gitignore with rsync via arg I pasted10:19
_ikke_ right10:20
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NicoHood I want to use git archive and create a tar of my project. However I need a root folder like "project" where all files are inside and this as tar, and not only the files directly as tar. Otherwise its a mess if you extract the files. Is there any way to do so?12:25
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rindolf NicoHood: use --prefix12:29
NicoHood: git help archive12:29
NicoHood rindolf: aaah. I used it without a slash. now it works. if you dont use a slash its not created as folder12:30
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rindolf NicoHood: nice. :-)12:35
NicoHood rindolf: for .xz i need to use my own command i guess?12:35
rindolf NicoHood: don't know12:35
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_ikke_ rindolf: Yeah, just pipe a tar archive through something that creates an xz archive12:44
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converge I deleted a file in my local repository, how to get the copy of this file that is in remote repos. ?14:46
git status returns: deleted: README.md14:46
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converge fetch / reset hard ?14:48
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chele i am trying to pass a private key to git 1.7.9 and seems that using env var doesn't work. I tried ssh-agent way but as my make is invoked from dpkg-deb it fails "ERROR: ld.so: object 'libfakeroot-sysv.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored." and prompts me for a password. Any ideas how can I pass ssh key to git?14:53
treehug88 converge I think you want: git checkout (LASTSHA) -- README.md; git add README.md14:54
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converge treehug88: tks14:59
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sirish Is it possible to push a part of a repo to another remote?16:56
kadoban sirish: Not really directly. You can split out parts using 'git subtree', but it's not the easiest thing in the world.16:56
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Jonuz Some time ago I merged branch to master and after that I reverted that merge. Now when I try to merge master to that branch files in that branch gets deleted. Is there solution to this?17:03
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rindolf Jonuz: can you start a new branch off master?17:09
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kadoban JelmerD: revert the revert of the merge17:10
Wait ... I didn't really read the question fully, but that's probably part of it.17:11
Jonuz rindolf: I tried that, git says Already up to date17:11
rindolf Jonuz: how about applying a new diff?17:13
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Jonuz rindolf: git diff shows the real diffs between branches. I assume that git thinks that those diffs doesnt belong to master since I reverted that merge and those diffs got removed from master17:14
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rindolf Jonuz: I don't follow17:15
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hhee guys, git stash - i know it save my working copy changes and create clean working directory, then i can git pull, for example. but when i do - git pull, and after - git stash apply, with same file - will it merged?18:02
dunno stack tech :)18:02
how often do you use it?18:03
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j416 hhee: it'll be merged, yes18:16
hhee: I rarely use it for the case you mention. I use separate branches instead.18:16
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j416 hhee: I use git stash sometimes to very temporarily remove some changes to, for instance, run the test suite without some recent small addition that i intend to add later anyway18:17
I rarely keep a stash for longer than a few seconds18:17
but ymmv I suppose18:17
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hhee j416, thx, got it18:21
j416 o/18:21
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martman im trying to mirror a git repo. so i have my remote origin that i control, and another another official remote that i dont have any control over18:31
im doing a get remote update and a git push origin --all18:32
but that doesnt seem to actually mirror the 2 different sources18:32
i dont even see all the official branches on my remote18:32
how should i be going about this?18:32
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cbreak martman: git push --all only pushes local refs18:53
martman: try git clone --mirror to get the local repo18:54
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LordRyan is it possible that git can't work with gpg if gpg needs a password to unlock the key?19:07
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_ikke_ Not certain but I think that's where you use a gpg agent19:10
(Not certain if it's supposed to work or not)19:10
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LordRyan _ikke_: yes, i have to use a gpg agent. it works if i do `gpg --sign > /dev/null` with a blank message beforehnad19:11
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grawity do you have $GPG_TTY set?19:13
LordRyan no19:14
I should actually try outside of tmux because I also have an issue with $DISPLAY i just found19:15
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LordRyan okay so it doesn't work outside of tmux either19:16
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Akuli does git convert line ends depending on which platform it's running on?19:20
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Akuli on windows it said it's going to convert my \n line ends to \r\n but when i pulled the file i edited to a non-windows there are no \r\n's in it19:21
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Seveas yes, on windows the default (which you had the option to change during install) is to mangle newlines19:22
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Akuli i just found it a bit confusing that it wanted to convert \n to \r\n just to be able to convert it back to \n19:23
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Akuli and of course i had specifically made sure to produce \n's when working on windows :)19:24
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thiago some editors on windows require \r\n19:26
like, for example, notepad19:26
Akuli but git's commit message file is still \n19:27
so it doesn't work too well with notepad19:27
thiago didn't know that19:27
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physikoi Hello #git. I've subitted a PR that has a 'dist' file conflict. I haven't the foggiest idea how to resolve this. Thoughts? Also, is there someway for production files to be created automagically on github -- is that what travis is for?19:29
LordRyan physikoi: travis is for automatically testing code; i don't believe it has the ability to push or make changes to your repository.19:30
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ojacobson generally, don't check in generated files19:31
LordRyan physikoi: as for the `dist` file conflict, try https://www.git-tower.com/learn/git/ebook/en/command-line/advanced-topics/merge-conflicts19:31
also, ^^19:31
physikoi LordRyan: thanks. I was wondering if there were someway to ignore production files locally and have them built on the remoteside, thus avoiding conflict issues. Thing I dont understand is that this is the first time I've run into a conflict with dist files; I'm at a loss.19:31
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LordRyan physikoi: you can use a git hook to automatically generate them when pulling the repository.19:32
physikoi LordRyan: thank you, checking it out now.19:32
interesting19:32
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LordRyan so that `git pull` triggers the generation.19:33
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LordRyan You can put it up on your deployment server so that when the deployment server runs `git pull` it generates the file.19:33
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4185400/is-there-any-git-hook-for-pull19:33
guide there ^19:33
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physikoi LordRyan: Ty. I was able to resolve the conflict as I normally do. I feel like it's odd to have to do that for production files, but maybe it's not.19:40
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physikoi Someone at SO linked to this-- http://www.manpagez.com/man/5/githooks/ -- which is handy (though the page design is a bit poor).19:43
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Apteryx Is it safe to delete a corrupted *loose* object?19:45
_ikke_ If it's not referenced, then yes, it's safe to remove19:46
Apteryx And will it allow me to recover from Git always stopping on this error: fatal: loose object bbae1510169ceb4e6e1d653928b6bd8781c9575a (stored in .git/objects/bb/ae1510169ceb4e6e1d653928b6bd8781c9575a) is corrupt19:46
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ojacobson If it's used in your history somewhere, then "corrupt" and "absent" are only barely different broken states19:46
Apteryx _ikke_: OK. I'll give it a shot.19:46
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Apteryx After deletion of the loose & corrupted object, "git fsck" now goes through, but reports I have a couple "dangling commits".19:48
thiago dangling is fine19:49
having too much is not a problem; having too little is19:49
Apteryx OK19:50
Thanks.19:50
physikoi LordRyan: Thank you for your assistance :)19:52
LordRyan np19:52
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LordRyan grawity: http://superuser.com/questions/691395/git-tag-with-gpg-agent-and-pinentry-curses <- trying this now20:24
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LordRyan right, that works. looks like an issue when migrating WMs that i never had an issue with because i didn't restart my computer. great. :P20:25
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Teisei Anyone ever have trouble deleting a remote branch? It claims that I am trying to delete the current branch; it is not the current branch. This is on a bitbucket server.20:28
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thiago the server thinks it is20:28
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thiago therefore, for all intents and purposes, it is20:28
note: current branch on the remote, not on your local repository20:29
try changing the remote's current branch20:29
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Teisei I see. It looks like someone changed our default branch to the branch I was attempting to delete. Thanks, I hadn't considered that.20:30
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daey_ how do i exlude a whole subfolder from being tracked by git? /folder/subfolder/* takes care of the subfolders content. /folder/subfolder doesnt seem to work. at least the folder still shows up in 'git status'20:47
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daey_ nvm. writing mistake20:50
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martman i am very confused, whats the correct way to mirror two remotes?21:50
i have my remote, and a official upstream remote i do not have control of21:50
i would like to mirror all branches21:50
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treehug88 martman how about git pull {remotename} --all22:36
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