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2021-08-21

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ross hi all, made a stupid mistake. in a merge conflict, resolved the conflict, but didn't add the file to mark it as resolved. then I forgot I was in a conflict and kept editing. I haven't committed anything - how can I add just the changes that were relevant to the merge and mark it as resolved, but keep other changes for the next commit?06:09
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ross git add --patch would be my go-to, but git wants to ignore the unmerged file, and I'm unconfident re forcing it - maybe git knows better than I do06:10
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node1 Hello how to view the content of .pack file?06:29
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ross turns out `git restore --staged .` does exactly what I needed!07:09
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aminvakil hello, i have a repository with multiple branches which different configurations for building an application with custom configurations are in it07:12
i mean some files differ from each other on different branch based on that branch needs and configurations07:13
but i've read and heard before that you should always reach a single "main" or "devel" branch and having multiple branches which all goes their ways are wrong07:13
ikke aminvakil: it's not wrong persee, but the issue is that you probably also want to get common updates to these branches07:14
aminvakil handling them in a single branch are hard now, as it's working correctly and each branch is getting built using jenkins just fine07:14
ikke: exactly, there are some tweaks which apply to all branches, right now i'm cherry-picking the commit across all branches and that is getting hard too :)07:15
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ikke git has no easy way to handle that workflow07:15
You could rebase each branch onto a common branch, but that means that the different branches are constantly changing07:16
aminvakil my question is what other problems i will face handling this in multiple branches and not merging them to a single main branch?07:16
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ikke git does not care that you do not ever merge a branch bacl07:17
aminvakil so this is just a "best-practice" in software development and stuff?07:17
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ikke It's about workflow and what people expect07:18
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ikke In these scenarios, they want to be able to merge branches and somehow expect git to keep specific differences07:19
and that is not something git supports07:19
You could technically do something with merge drivers, but that's kinda iffy, and everyone needs to have this diff driver setup07:20
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aminvakil right, i will try rebasing branches to main and adding different configurations on top of it at least then07:23
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ikke note that people should avoid git pull (--merge) for these branches once you rebased them07:25
that includes jenkins as well07:25
aminvakil ah, i will see jenkins configuration on how it handles this, thanks07:26
(although i'm still not convinced if i should do this or not)07:26
i understand what is going on in these branches pretty well, who cares if the git tree is messy07:26
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sept I want to use Javascript in the browser to save a string to either a file or a title in git. I'm trying to use github as a signaling system for WebRTC and the SDP text file needed to initiate peer-to-peer communication.15:07
I'm a beginner in both Javascript and Git.15:07
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sept the SDP is a string with less than 800 characters (including spaces).15:11
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sept I'm thinking a commit message might do the trick?15:15
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muhblockchain any git friendly database thing? how to store simple "database" of data, in text format, that is friendly to git and such? easy to edit in text editor but also with tools? .csv is one thing that works, but is very limited15:15
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bremner it would have to be line oriented i guess15:22
mackerman muhblockchain: git doesn't care. Binary files are not friendly for humans to work with, however.15:22
TJ- muhblockchain: 'database' infers keys and multiple tables; CSV is single table. whatever DBMS you use would need to write tables and indexes as multiple text files15:23
mackerman Decide on what database meets your requirements first. Then figure out what goes in version control and what is backed up.15:23
Database doesn't mean keys or tables or indexes.15:23
cbreak you could use a bunch of xml files15:24
or json files, or csv files15:24
it won't be efficient.15:24
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muhblockchain any tool that allows to work on a database that exists as collection of local text files e.g. json, xml, etc?15:25
cbreak vim? :/15:26
muhblockchain cbreak: uh, no, tool like libreoffice is for csv15:27
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muhblockchain and like dbsometthingsomething is a viewer+editor for sqlite files15:27
or perhaps, sqlite can be made to save in flat files that are easy to track in git?15:27
[twisti] sqlite and csv are established standards for data storage15:28
TJ- muhblockchain: why do you want version control?15:28
[twisti] xml and json are more generic things15:28
TJ- muhblockchain: wouldn't an append-only database be the solution?15:28
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[twisti] if you want your database in git (you typically dont want to), just export it to sql15:28
mackerman Why must the data be in text files? Manage your schema in version control, the data backed up outside of git.15:29
muhblockchain TJ-: to have checksums, and track all edits, and sign all edits15:29
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muhblockchain no data corruption, nor accidental, nor unauthorised edit can be done undetectably; also while multiple edits can be conducted and synchronized - backups, parallel editing. also ability to restore any old version and inspect it15:30
mackerman How are you going to prevent git users from rewriting history?15:31
How are you going to resolve the conflicts from "parallel edits" ?15:31
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[twisti] there are reasons people usually dont store databases in git, and those reasons arent 'never thought of that brilliant idea ever before' ;)15:32
muhblockchain mackerman: Im aware of conflicting updates, that's ok for my usecase. As for rewritting history, well I sign the tip, and I have local copy15:33
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dontyouloveshort hi15:42
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dontyouloveshort in a .gitignore file, should the line: *.log not exclude all .log files in any subdirectory?15:42
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ikke Yes, unless the file is tracked15:43
and only from that directory or deeper15:43
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kuhilas Me and my friend hold this cataloque using git and we are noobs and use only a few commands. Now it was a long while since last update and friend did an update, she pulled first, then edited a text file and maybe few other files and then commited and pushed it. Now she saw many text files showing up red, or so she said. Said some errors or such came but she didnt' read etc. I don't even have the repo here so I'm gonna pull it soon, and what should I15:44
do then? There is a revert feature right15:44
ikke kuhilas: start with running git status and read what it says15:45
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ikke It might be that she got a merge conflict15:46
kuhilas hmm I git cloned the repo and cd'd there, git status says nothing to commit, working tree clean15:49
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ikke Well, yes, that's expected if you just clone the repo15:49
kuhilas There are zero .txt files when I use `find` now. There was at least 3 earlier15:50
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ikke git show --name-status15:51
Luyin hi, is there an option to tell a branch to pull from a different remote than to push to?15:51
ikke Luyin: yes15:51
git config branch.<name>.pushRemote <remote>15:51
kuhilas ikke: this command shows the changes she made it seems. She deleted 6 files and they are all important heh15:52
Luyin ikke: and the pulling is just set with --set-upstream-to?15:52
kuhilas M on about 15 files and D on 6 files15:52
ikke Right15:52
kuhilas so upon her updating it might have asked something and she answered yes as to delete?15:53
but still strange. She has done those updates many times before15:53
ikke git would not randomly ask to delete files15:54
You could get them back with: git restore --source=HEAD~ <filenames>15:55
kuhilas got them back. Should I then just try do git commit -m "restoring files" and git push -u origin master which we have used so far15:59
ikke kuhilas: That's the most straightforward way16:00
kuhilas ah git add first :)16:01
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kuhilas thanks for help all seems ok now16:07
j416 kuhilas: also since you ask, making the message subject "Restore files" (imperative) would be common convention.16:07
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kuhilas oh ok. My friend also tries to ask if it can be seen what she did wrong but I guess that's not possible16:20
the changes are missed in the text file too but I guess the edited text file that she ended deleting is nowhere16:21
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ikke kuhilas: I suppose she does not have a log of the actions she did anymore?16:21
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kuhilas trying to ask if she has closed the terminal. Maybe we can check her .history or .bash_history too16:25
now answering yet16:25
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cbreak kuhilas: also, consider looking at git status in the repository that created this problem16:38
it is possible that there are uncommitted remainders of it16:38
those couldn't be fixed from a fresh clone16:38
node1 Hi, is it possible to rollback or eliminate those objects which has been extracted from .pack file?16:39
cbreak git gc?16:40
node1 ?16:41
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muhblockchain seriously, no git-compatible DB format?16:47
muhblockchain would had hoped it's a solved problem16:47
muhblockchain *git-friendly16:48
normies on various channels recommend to save DB in default binary format and throw that into git :-/16:49
cbreak only do that if you want bloated history, or never change the contents16:49
muhblockchain ikr? so what format to use16:49
cbreak you could use git lfs...16:50
(I wouldn't recommend it)16:50
muhblockchain don't tell me nothing like that exists and I have to invent this16:50
cbreak muhblockchain: you could use csv or xml, or some other text format.16:50
but no sane database uses a text format16:50
muhblockchain I use csv - and editor is libreoffice for example16:50
cbreak because those are shit to work with performantly.16:50
muhblockchain is there any editor for some kind of format based on xml or json?16:50
cbreak you'd basically have to keep the whole thing in memory to even know what's where.16:51
muhblockchain cbreak: text storage doesn't preclude you from keeping an .index/ dir there16:51
cbreak it does.16:51
because nothing forces those to be in sync.16:51
muhblockchain the editor16:52
check .index modtime16:52
in case of manual edit16:52
cbreak git doesn't preserve mod time.16:52
muhblockchain well, re-sync data logically after merge16:52
it's for medium-small datasets, obviously16:52
keeping entire db in memory is fine, entire DB would be like 1-10 MB16:53
cbreak maybe sqlite can do that for you...16:53
or some weirdo-database like those "key value databases" (glorified std::map)16:53
muhblockchain C++ users "I see your case. ok use this or this text format" #javascript "just save .sql binary file into git" xd16:57
cbreak .sql files are binary?16:58
muhblockchain what ever sqlite names it's files, they are binary, sadly for me16:59
*Its16:59
cbreak yeah, those are16:59
but you should be able to dump the data somehow16:59
via some export / import function16:59
muhblockchain well it needs to be a proper editor probably, not just a dump, to keep the file deterministic. e.g. you can save openoffice flat files, but they change a lot17:00
like it for some stupid reason randomly re-numbers all entries and changes large portions therefore17:00
cbreak: one solution that I found now, are recfiles. tools exist for it. supports relations etc.17:04
cbreak never heard of those.17:05
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joo i got a folder called tmp in my gitignore like this ./tmp/* - however it is still tracking stuff inside tmp, what am i doing wrong ?17:09
muhblockchain boost::recutils:: let's go17:10
ikke joo: git does not ignore tracked files17:10
joo: you need to untrack them before git will ignore them17:10
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j416 joo: git rm -r --cached tmp && git commit -m 'Remove temp files'17:11
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kuhilas ikke cbreak: http://sprunge.us/PRzrgh The git status in that terminal which is still open says your branch is up to date with origin/master. In that log there is this Sigal tool that we us. It regenerates a html website from files in a few directories. The .txt files and the kenyan fonts are not part of that, but they are used as links on the html page and I have manually created a "content" subdirectory and so far it has always worked and the sigal17:35
hasn't touched those files. I was thinking that maybe she had updated that sigal tool on her pc and that the new version would delete files that don't belong there but that's unlikely cus she says she hasn't updated anything and donno17:35
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ikke Something must have deleted those files, and that would not be git17:37
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kuhilas that 4371 deletions(-) seems weird I don't remember if it normally shows that. Doesn't that mean that it deletes that many files? Why it though shows only deleting of 6 files there17:37
cbreak kuhilas: so the deletion of the files got added17:37
and committed17:37
kuhilas: that's lines17:38
it's a short stat17:38
insertions / deletions are statistics of the diff17:38
kuhilas ah phew ok17:38
cbreak delete mode 100644 docs/static/content/100_string.txt // this means that this specific file was deleted17:38
ikke You also see the actual files that were deleted17:39
cbreak kuhilas: you should check the output of git status17:39
always a good thing to look at, before committing17:39
and maybe git diff --cached17:39
kuhilas yeah true, I have mentioned the git status to her and this time it would have been useful17:40
although after the commit you could also see suspicious things but oh well17:40
so there is nothing left but sigal being the culprit. I guess it was updated and its behaviour has changed stricter to external files in paths it writes maybe17:41
could try run that sigal in verbose mode too since I think it might have that too. Thanks again17:41
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LordCik hello everybody. I'm experimenting with git hooks. In my pre-commit hook I'm currently generating a file and then 'git add file' to stage it. The file is correctly staged and then committed. Thing is, the default message I get in my editor when writing the commit message does not reflect the 'git add' that took place in the pre-commit hook. Any20:26
idea on how to force it to consider the updated index?20:26
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cik (just messing with the nick, I'm @LordCik up here if somebody comes up with an idea about that :P)20:44
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s17 we can follow to nick changes to deduce who you are20:57
the* nick20:57
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cik yeah my bad, I was not sure if I was still connected to the channel when I changed it21:01
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cbreak there are commit message hooks too23:32
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