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fowl how can i commit from detached head01:01
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fowl just lost my commit01:12
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ismithers How did you manage that fowl ?01:13
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rewt why would you want to commit to a detached head? how did you expect to be able to check it out?01:23
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j416 fowl: you can commit like normal when HEAD is detached, only that you won't have a branch to point to your new commit, making it harder to find should you check something else out, and also unreferenced, meaning it will be garbage collected after some time. It's mostly a good idea to commit while on a branch instead.06:24
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copchil Hello! Small issue here: I have two branches: `master` (which is the production version) and `develop`. Now, say I have branch `X` which when I try to merge onto `develop` it says "already up to date". That's not true as I can't actually see the code changes on `develop`. Any ideas?07:47
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oxymoron93 copchil: more context is needed, as in, do you see changes on remote side or locally? what command did you run exactly? etc07:56
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copchil oxymoron93: I can't see the changes anywhere (neither locally or remote). I did: git checkout develop; git merge X07:58
and when I try to run the merge I get "Already up to date". It's like git thinks the changes are already there when they aren't08:00
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grawity well, run `gitk` or `tig` on both develop and X and see what commits they both contain08:02
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copchil grawity: https://dpaste.de/A9gD that's the last commit on my branch. So that commit is on master, it changes that particular file, but that commit does not feature in the history of that file o.O08:04
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mitigate if i do a shallow fetch on an old git repository will it still be able to use the earlier refs?08:10
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mitigate I have a git clone from 2016 from git.kernel.org. i want to generate a patch for from a torvalds-forks which is on github. so have to fetch a branch from github and fetch a branch from kernel.org and generate a diff. so i have to add a remote first? and then do two shallow fetches ? if the shallow fetch overwrites the ref, what happens to the history from before 201608:15
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mitigate teh point is to avoid gigabytes of storage and bandwidth on a guest box08:16
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oxymoron93 copchil: what would happen if you provide --all to the last command you ran ?08:17
grawity tbh, if you already have a 2016 clone, then I'm fairly sure a full fetch will be 500 MB max.08:17
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mitigate i have to try this later09:27
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screamineagle Hi, is it possible to undo `git reset HEAD^`? Accidentally ran the command when I had changes in my working tree. I found a solution for `git reset HEAD~` but unsure if it is safe. HEAD~ and HEAD^ both refer to the parent of the last commit, right? So the solution for `git reset HEAD~` (`git reset ‘HEAD@{1}’`) should work?09:32
grawity reset to HEAD@{1}09:32
it works irrespective of what commit you are on or what commit you were on09:33
the point is that you moved from commit A to B09:33
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DevAntoine Hi09:33
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screamineagle grawity: whew.. thank you09:34
DevAntoine I've got a Jenkins multibranch pipeline checkouting the current branch. When Jenkins try to push a commit onto this branch I get the following error: fatal: The current branch release/1.0.0 has no upstream branch.09:34
I do have a "release/1.0.0" on the remote repo09:35
oxymoron93 screamineagle: for future reference read man git reflog to see what is going on09:35
gitinfo screamineagle: the git-reflog manpage is available at https://gitirc.eu/git-reflog.html09:35
GreenJel_ DevAntoine, e.g. git push origin release/1.0.009:35
screamineagle thank you, will do09:35
GreenJel_ DevAntoine, I'm not sure if you need the -u09:35
DevAntoine GreenJel_: "git push" isn't enough.09:36
?09:36
I've got another instance of Jenkins, with the same script, doing well with "git push" only, I'm confused.09:36
GreenJel_ DevAntoine, nope, there isn't really a default remote to push to09:36
DevAntoine GreenJel_: why is it working on my other Jenkins' instance? What could differ?09:37
GreenJel_ DevAntoine, depending on how you get to the branch, it might have a tracking branch09:37
DevAntoine, e.g. if you clone/pull, and branches you receive from the remote will be tracking that remote09:37
DevAntoine GreenJel_: it seems that in both case Jenkins does "git checkout -b release/1.0.0"09:37
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GreenJel_ DevAntoine, generally `git checkout -b some-new-branch; git push` fails09:39
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GreenJel_ and -b some-existing-branch fails, so I'm not sure why the other project is working09:40
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DevAntoine GreenJello: yeah, I'm so confused oO09:42
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DevAntoine GreenJello: fatal: could not read Username for 'http://foo.bar.intra': No such device or address09:48
Gosh09:48
This make no sense. I just pulled from this remote oO09:48
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tobiasvl DevAntoine: https?10:06
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dminuoso Hi. I have two local repositories, what's the fastest way to get the dirty changes from one file in repo a into repo b?10:48
pandem copypaste10:49
dminuoso pandem: Yeah no.10:49
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dminuoso Its a bit too much for that =)10:49
grawity (cd ~/foo && git diff -- myfile) | (cd ~/bar && git apply)10:49
pandem if its a single file why not? that's fastest and easiest definitely10:49
dminuoso pandem: Because the other file has changes as well.10:49
grawity: Ah yes.. just create a patch - things could be so easy. Thanks.10:50
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nkz Hey. I just installed git and I set up the gitlab account. I made a sample hello world project. Now I want to start using git with my current java project I did in netbeans. But I don't want to simple commit whole folder which probably has bunch of unneded files. Is there a template or something for proper gitignore file? Like which things to add.12:36
_ikke_ nkz: I think there are some lists hosted on github12:37
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nkz Basically asking for best practices, what do people usually commit and what do people usually ignore when they work in IDE.12:37
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_ikke_ https://github.com/github/gitignore12:37
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izabera hi12:38
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_ikke_ !just_ask12:38
gitinfo You can just ask your question. If anybody knows the answer, they will answer soon (most of the time)12:38
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izabera i often use git rebase -i HEAD~212:39
then select the latest commit and mark it squash12:39
then remove its commit message12:39
what's the non interactive way to do it?12:40
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_ikke_ git reset --soft HEAD~; git commit --amend -C@12:40
izabera lemme try12:40
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izabera i think i just need the last half12:41
what is @?12:41
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izabera works great, btw. thank you12:43
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oxymoron93 have you been in rebase process already? cause you need git reset --soft HEAD^ in order to remove last commit12:43
_ikke_ izabera: @ is a shortcut for HEAD12:44
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izabera oxymoron93: no i can just use add, then commit --amend -C@12:44
_ikke_: thank you very much12:44
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izabera bye!12:45
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konquetty Hello! I'm wondering, when we clone a repository (in CLI) there's a progress percentage. Why is it calculated on the number of files transferred and not on the amount data?12:49
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grawity hmm does the server know the amount of data upfront?12:56
konquetty let me try and clone something real quick just to make sure but I think it does know beforehand12:57
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konquetty Maybe no. Git only shows the number of files (done/all) and the transfer rate.12:59
grawity I'm half-sure the server builds the full packfile13:00
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Gurkenglas I want to report an issue to an IDE. How do I put the current state of my project folder in a separate branch without changing anything about what I have commited or changed in my current branch so I can link that new branch to them for issue reproduction?13:08
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tobiasvl Gurkenglas: sorry, can you explain that one more time in other words? what do you want to do exactly13:09
"put the current state in a separate branch without changing anything about your current branch" <- changing what? what is your current state?13:10
can't you just create a new branch13:10
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Gurkenglas tobiasvl, I'm in a git project, I have uncommited changes. I encounter an issue with the IDE I'm using which is related to the contents of the project folder but not to git. I want to save the current folder, including uncommited changes, so they can reproduce the issue - but I don't want to commit these changes to what I'm actually working on yet.13:11
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_ikke_ What prevents you from comitting it?13:12
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_ikke_ A commit is a snapshot of your working directory, so the perfect mechanism to transfer this state13:12
Gurkenglas Can I make it a commit to the new branch without making it a commit in my actual branch?13:12
_ikke_ git checkout -b new_branch; git commit; git checkout old_branch13:13
Gurkenglas Nice, thanks.13:13
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_ikke_ hmm13:13
tobiasvl well, you probably want to "undo" the commit again13:13
_ikke_ yea13:13
tobiasvl Gurkenglas: commit, checkout new branch, checkout the old branch again, "git reset --soft HEAD^" to move everything you committed back to the index13:13
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Gurkenglas ...which of the two?13:14
Oh, three more lines above that last one. Okay, the latter.13:14
tobiasvl yeah, I think mine is what you want13:14
git commit; git checkout -b new_branch; git checkout old_branch; git reset --soft HEAD^13:14
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tobiasvl I guess you can just do "git reset HEAD^" as the last step to make all the changes unstaged instead of changed13:16
--mixed is default13:16
Gurkenglas Oops, checking out the new branch again afterwards to push it to github was not so smart.13:17
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tobiasvl why not?13:17
Gurkenglas Because now the changes were discarded.13:17
_ikke_ You don't need to checkout a branch in order to push it13:17
And the reset after checking out new_branch would reset the wrong commit13:17
Gurkenglas Using the VS Code interface :P13:17
tobiasvl discarded? how were they discarded? what did git say?13:17
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tobiasvl oh no, a !gui13:17
gitinfo Graphical user interfaces are not supported here. If you want to get support, it needs to be through the git CLI. Reasons: 1) Because very few people here use the graphical interface. 2) Because giving instructions for GUI's is difficult. 3) The command line gives you a history of what commands you have executed.13:17
Gurkenglas Didn't reset on new_branch13:18
tobiasvl but you committed the changes, right? so they're not lost or anything13:18
Gurkenglas How do I transplant the commit from new_branch to old_branch so I can reset it again?13:18
-transplant+copy13:18
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tobiasvl Gurkenglas: git checkout old_branch; git cherry-pick new_branch; git reset HEAD^13:19
should do it13:19
if I understood the scenario correctly13:19
Gurkenglas thanks13:19
Hmm, the output was different because there wasn't a --soft, was that intended?13:20
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tobiasvl like I said above, the difference is just whether the changes were staged or not13:22
I hope13:22
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konquetty Hey! If you're there, can you tell what 'object' is referred to in the 4th code sample at https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Internals-Packfiles13:25
oxymoron93 you can see info in snippet above13:27
tobiasvl konquetty: it's the blob for the new file that was added in the 2nd code sample13:27
konquetty so the object is the file ?13:28
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grawity objects are git database entries; some of them contain a file13:31
konquetty @grawity got it13:31
p3rs3us hey guys, I am trying to get rid of a bad merge (with some huge files) into a branch (namely public) by using git reset --hard <okcommit>. But following this I still see the bad commits in the history, so the size of the repo is still huge. Could you let me know if you know of a way of getting rid of those bad commits, details in https://gist.github.com/ligerdev/75afa2ea2b955301a32937ab8bbedfb613:35
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DelTree how can I git ls-tree --name-only --full-tree master:foo/bar, without having it bark if bar doesn't exist ?13:53
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DelTree looks like git ls-tree --name-only --full-tree master:foo bar is better13:57
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mricon are .keep packs safe to delete after the repo has been repacked with --pack-kept-objects?14:08
I have a couple that were created via what looks like receive-pack collisions14:09
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Gurkenglas Is there a command that undoes the last n git commands?14:12
vdamewood Gurkenglas: commands? Not really. What are you trying to do?14:13
Dougie187 Gurkenglas: Kind of? But it depends on what the last n commands were. You can check out `man git reflog` and see what the last things you did were. And you can use `git reset` to reset to any of those points in time.14:13
gitinfo Gurkenglas: the git-reflog manpage is available at https://gitirc.eu/git-reflog.html14:13
_ikke_ Gurkenglas: Do you want to also get rid of the changes introduced by those commits?14:13
Gurkenglas Well I did the usual "up-arrow, enter" to build my project except this time the last command was git reset HEAD^, so I googled around and did "git reset 'HEAD@{1}'", but the result didnt look right so I stashed everything and did git cherry-pick new_branch again, but then there were merge conflicts (!?) so I thought I'd delete the branch and check it out from new_branch again, but before I did that I thought that might go wrong in some other14:15
new, exciting way so I'd ask here first.14:15
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_ikke_ !situation14:15
gitinfo Please post the url returned by `git log -n 20 --all --graph --format="%h %p %d %s" | curl -F text=@- https://upaste.de/` to give us an idea about what your situation is (increase the -n argument if your problem is more complex than 20 commits can explain)14:15
Gurkenglas https://upaste.de/5UN14:16
https://upaste.de/6Kg14:17
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jnewt i popped a stash and got a conflict. what i want is the stashed file state to be put into the working directory and it just show the changes vs the current head. how do i get to that state?14:56
thiago do you want to discard the other changes you had to the file?14:57
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jnewt i added the file and committed it, there were no changes in the working directory or index14:58
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jnewt i don't know what i would be discarding14:58
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jnewt should be nothing14:59
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jnewt am i discarding the last commit?15:03
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thiago jnewt: you have conflicts because there are changes in the current commit that weren't there when you created the stash15:14
so ask yourself this: do you want to throw away those changes?15:14
if not, edit the file and fix the conflict manually.15:14
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jnewt no, i don't. but i dont' want to lose anything from the stash either i want the stash changes to show in the working directory as changes not staged15:18
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malmalmal Hi there. I have a bare remote repo on bluehost, with a post-receive hook that does a checkout -f to a live folder.15:19
jnewt and i want to understand why that's not the default behavior, or why you would want anything differently. you can always add the stashed changes anytime. but bungling up the file with all the <<<<< ===== >>>>> stuff just makes a mess.15:19
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malmalmal lately I am getting a remote: fatal: unable to create threaded lstat when I push to that repo. The push seems to work, but not the post-receive.15:20
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malmalmal I read around that that may be a resources problem on the server, and that I can perhaps fix it with git config core.preloadIndex false, I would like to understand what is this config option and why does that solve or may solve the problem, please, if you can help15:21
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thiago jnewt: because you did a stash *pop*. If it had succeeded, the stash would disappear.15:22
anyway, it can't apply the change. It has to create the conflict.15:22
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jnewt oh, i see the problem, i want the file as it is in the stash. not the changes that are the stash.15:23
malmalmal I have to add that sshing into the remote server and running the post-receive works well, So I guess the problem is with doing push+checkout15:23
thiago git checkout stash -- file15:23
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jnewt yup, now my head is right. thanks thiago15:23
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Gurkenglas Imma try that branch delete then15:24
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Gurkenglas It doesnt want to delete :( https://upaste.de/DSw15:26
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Gurkenglas (or to checkout away from that branch so i can delete)15:26
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Gurkenglas branch delete and new checkout worked15:31
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ubuntuisloved Is there a way to checkout a repo which has a submodule and have the submodule default to a branch?16:10
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r1fl gitlab16:12
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r1fl im trying to setup pages for a gitlab project under that is under a group16:13
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ubuntuisloved Nevermind figured it out16:14
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rafasc r1fl: ci/cd refers to continuous development/integration16:25
r1fl yea16:25
i got that part16:25
i did the domain thing16:25
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r1fl though im still getting a 404 when trying to access it16:26
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rafasc but ci/cd is somewhat unrelated to pages.16:30
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rafasc Or maybe they aren't in gitlab..16:35
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ash_worksi is there an interactive conflict resolution tool?16:59
(as part of git)16:59
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tobiasvl ash_worksi: interactive? not really, not sure how that would work. but there is man git mergetool17:08
gitinfo ash_worksi: the git-mergetool manpage is available at https://gitirc.eu/git-mergetool.html17:08
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z1haze is there a command to check the head commit of a branch?17:20
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_ikke_ z1haze: what do you want to check?17:25
z1haze I Want to see the head commit of this branch17:25
ash_worksi tobiasvl: thanks17:25
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_ikke_ z1haze: git show <branch>17:26
z1haze ty17:26
_ikke_ note that the branch always points to the 'head' commit17:27
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r1fl im trying to setup gitlab pages for a project that is under a group17:53
i did the domain thing17:53
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r1fl and enabled shared runners17:53
and submitted a commit17:53
thought it still gives me a 40417:53
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teward r1fl: that should be in #gitlab, not here.17:55
r1fl yea17:55
its there for like to hours17:55
two17:55
teward patience is a virtue then.17:55
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samik Is there a good workflow guide for small team of git-novices to start with git for their projects? Particularly focusing of merge conflict resolving?18:25
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samik They are undoing each others changes while merging, probably doing in wrong way18:26
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samik To be precise, would it be good for each of them to submit patch to a reviewer who'll push changes in a temporary branch, test the build and then push the changes in master?18:28
instead of all of them pushing to it?18:29
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j416 samik: Maybe, have each person work on their own branch (I can recommend namespacing with the persons name), so you'd end up with branches like "samik/feature-x". Then have a person responsible for merging those branches.18:48
ymdatta Hello all 0/18:48
gitinfo ymdatta: 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.18:48
j416 samik: until they learn; and then when they feel comfortable, let them take on the role of merging, perhaps.18:48
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samik so you mean local branches or pushed to central repo?18:49
j416 pushed18:49
samik Okay18:49
j416 we used to do it like this when we were a team with a handful of git novices18:49
it worked ok18:50
samik Good idea18:50
j416 the downside is that inevitably people who are not the authors of changes are the ones who merge -- these people aren't necessarily qualified to fix potential merge conflicts. But then, having a git-competent person merge is perhaps better than your current situation, even if each author knows his/her code best.18:51
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samik Yes that was the catch, that's why I thought of them doing the merge and then submit a patch for that merge commit18:53
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j416 you can have them rebase their branch on the latest master (or what have you)18:53
that way you'll at least reduce the risk18:53
make sure to teach proper rebasing18:54
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Johnjay question, a submodule is for some kind of external dependency that is tracked somewhere else?18:55
would git clone <> --recursive avoid having to type 'git submodule init; git submodule update' for those?18:55
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_ikke_ yes to both questions18:56
Johnjay ok thanks18:57
slightly weirder question18:57
if i start mixing git versions is that potentially bad?18:57
_ikke_ shouldn't be18:58
except for some difference in behaviour they should be all compattible18:58
Johnjay ok. i ask because i have a cygwin environment on this windows machine and i may need to install the windows git18:58
j416 samik: people-chemistry-wise it can also be tricky; while it'll be true that the person in charge of merging will be a gatekeeper of some sort, this can quite easily cause unhappy developers if enough care isn't taken. I'd recommend having a review process involving more than one person.18:58
Johnjay thanks _ikke_ you know your stuff!18:58
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_ikke_ Johnjay: I've been frequenting this channel for some time :)18:59
j416 samik: and emphasise strongly that review is something they can learn from, rather than being some kind of code quality validation step18:59
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j416 samik: sorry if I'm answering more than you're asking about.18:59
Johnjay j416: is that like agile?19:00
j416 what's agile19:00
samik j416, yes, the goal is to omit the reviewer eventually, can't hold a resource for that much long19:00
j416 all these buzzwords19:00
samik: another take on it -- start mob programming19:00
samik What's that?19:00
Google?19:01
Johnjay j416: idk. i heard it involves teams that work together or something19:01
j416 samik: google Woody Zuill; you'll find resources on mob programming.19:01
Johnjay oh there's a "manifesto" of it lol19:02
http://www.agilealliance.org/the-alliance/the-agile-manifesto/the-twelve-principles-of-agile-software/19:02
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saml how can I diff --name-only but omit deleted files?19:03
j416 Johnjay: 404.19:03
saml: man git-diff look for --diff-filter19:03
gitinfo saml: the git-diff manpage is available at https://gitirc.eu/git-diff.html19:03
saml thanks19:03
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j416 samik: I can recommend finding a video where Woody explains the concept19:05
samik Whoa, crazy concept, never saw this :D19:05
j416 even if you don't decide to try it, it's a waste not to know19:05
...about the concept.19:06
samik It's basically how we coded in dorms, in college projects19:06
j416 :)19:06
we mob program every day.19:06
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Johnjay well so much for agile then19:08
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arooni how can i be notified if theres a new release of a git project i'm following on github.19:10
_ikke_ arooni: I don't think github supports that, have been looking for it as well19:11
arooni grrr19:11
would definitely be nice19:11
_ikke_ Might be some way to do it through the API or so19:11
thiago join the project's announcement mailing list19:11
:-)19:11
arooni i dont want to get a bunch of emails19:11
thiago the announcement mailing list19:11
arooni i dont see that at least for https://github.com/MarshallOfSound/Google-Play-Music-Desktop-Player-UNOFFICIAL-19:12
Johnjay maybe a shell script?19:12
arooni if i hadnt already been burned by building stuff on otheer peoples platform19:12
seems like a nice tool/site to build19:12
Johnjay git isn't telling me the % downloaded this submodule is19:13
can i do git -vvv?19:14
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Johnjay i'm not sure but i think it might have froze19:23
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Johnjay crap19:26
ImageJPEG So how do I remove the make and config files from a git repo and have it synced like it is upstream?19:27
Johnjay git submodule update --verbose doesn't work19:27
jtojnar I lost power and my repo got corrupted and now I cannot checkout a remote branch: error: object file .git/objects/... is empty19:29
fatal: loose object ... (stored in .git/objects/...) is corrupt19:29
Is there a way I can re-fetch the object19:29
?19:29
_ikke_ jtojnar: you'd have to manually download it19:30
or clone that project again to get the object19:30
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thiago ImageJPEG: what does git status say about those files?19:31
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ImageJPEG it says it's up to date but it has some files lingering around. like "configure" for example19:31
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thiago does it say "untracked files" for them?19:32
ImageJPEG nope19:32
thiago what does it say?19:32
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ImageJPEG https://ghostbin.com/paste/t5hsy19:33
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ImageJPEG But I have extra files and folders from compilation that I want to rid of because the branch has been updated19:33
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thiago git status --ignored19:33
are they listed now?19:33
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thiago so, "yes" ?19:35
ImageJPEG yes lol19:35
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thiago there's nothing to be synced19:35
just delete those files19:35
git clean -x -f will do that for you19:35
ImageJPEG Thanks!19:36
I need to remember that19:36
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j416 run 'git clean -x -n' first to make sure19:37
(dry-run)19:37
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jilocasin afternoon everyone. I seem to be stuck in a git rebase loop and was wondering if someone might be able to help.19:57
_ikke_ !just_ask19:57
gitinfo You can just ask your question. If anybody knows the answer, they will answer soon (most of the time)19:57
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jilocasin git version 2.17.1: running git rebase -s resolve master. It finds a delted file and a bunch of conflicts, I manually fix them and add. after running git rebase --continue it tried to auto then simple then I'm back where I started with the same conflict markers in the same files that I just resolved. :(20:00
Johnjay is git-remote-https.exe supposed to show cpu or memory activity during a git submodule update operation?20:01
i ask because my connection is unreliable and i need to know if git has frozen trying to dl this 200MB submodule20:01
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_ikke_ That should not take this long20:01
Johnjay it does not show any progress indicator or any indication of activity20:02
_ikke_ I would assume it got stuck20:02
Johnjay _ikke_: well i know now where git wanted to put the files so i could try manually i guess20:02
really disappointed at the lack of a progress bar or something20:02
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jilocasin any thoughts?20:16
_ikke_ jilocasin: what does git status say20:17
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jilocasin _ikke_:same as it did before I manually fixed the conflicts. rebase in progress... a modified section in green, some both modified and a deleted by us file in red20:18
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_ikke_ and when running rebase --continue, you don't get any error message or other message?20:19
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jilocasin _ikke_:I fix the conflicts, run git add <>, run git rebase --continue.20:20
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jilocasin _ikke_:It then says trying simple merge, then Simple merge fialed, then Auto-merging, then a bunch of errors and I am back with the same list of files to resolve manually.20:21
_ikke_ hmm, at that point it should not evey need to do a merge anymore (except for the next commit)20:21
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jilocasin _ikke_:hence the loop. Fix files, run git rebase --continue, can't simple merge, can't auto merge, re-adds merge markers in the same files. rinse, lather, repeat.20:22
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jilocasin _ikke_: irony is that I don't even care what's in these particular *junk* files.20:24
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_ikke_ jilocasin: But I'm confused why it's even trying to merge the same thing again20:26
jilocasin: might want to hit the mailing-list with this though20:26
jilocasin: what's the reason you are using resolve as the merge strategy?20:27
jilocasin _ikke:I don't know that's why I was hoping someone here might know.20:27
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jilocasin _ikke_:because when I try git rebase master (using the default recursive) it completly borks.20:29
_ikke_:it keeps claiming that files were deleted in one directory and renamed in another. They were deletd in one directory (in both branches) and were NOT renamed in another, they are just copies.20:31
_ikke_: "warning: inexact rename detection was skipped due to too many files."20:32
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z1haze anyone know of a good channel to talk to people who write use bitbucket pipelines?21:42
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greatgatsby #bitbucket?21:55
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SilenceDogood Something's driving me nuts. I have a folder called "TestResults which I want to include, but git keeps ignoring it. Check-ignore says it is in .gitignore:283 but that is a blank line in my .gitignore21:57
what gives21:57
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greatgatsby it's not empty is it? (only thing I can think of, git n00b here)21:58
SilenceDogood no, there are many folders inside it21:59
waaait ... maybe they're all empty too!?21:59
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SilenceDogood hahahahahahaha thats why its not there. there are zero files. just a bunch of folders. im an idiot. thanks greatgatsby!22:00
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greatgatsby I didn't want to insult your intelligence and ask if those subdirs have files :-)22:00
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Johnjay ok i'm reading the git book23:49
is it possible to just completely ignore the github website23:49
and just push commits and such from the git command line or gui?23:50
like if i want to fork a project do i have to click the fork button on github or can i do it cmd line?23:50
jim do you have projects on github?23:51
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Johnjay not yet i just created my account23:52
rewt i think there's a command-line client for github, but !github23:52
gitinfo GitHub is a !3rdparty commercial service offering freemium !hosting services for repositories & projects. https://github.com/features23:52
Johnjay the git book is saying you fork the project, then use git cmd line to edit and such, then go back to github to submit the Pull request23:53
rewt !3rdparty23:53
gitinfo Your question is about a third-party tool or service, not a core `git` component. It is OK to ask, but replies are not guaranteed23:53
Johnjay github is considered 3rd party software to git?23:53
rewt yes, it's just a website that happens to use git under the hood23:53
no relation to git otherwise23:54
Johnjay ok23:54
rewt there's others like gitlab, bitbucket, etc that offer similar services23:54
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Johnjay ah ok that makes sense23:55
jim yeah, I guess git was written first, then someone came up with github23:57
Johnjay, but what has you wanting to ignore github?23:57
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Johnjay sometimes I use my raspi which crashes firefox constantly23:58
so i'd prefer not to have to use a browser if possible23:58
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jim do browsers like lynx work on github?23:59

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