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2022-01-24

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Soni does git tend to kill hooks if they take too long or something?01:10
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Soni nvm the thing's getting oom_killed :D01:54
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SteveR Hi there, i deleted a file from my master branch in github ui03:30
how do i revert that commit or undo my action03:30
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SteveR or how can i revert a commit in git03:36
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avu SteveR: git revert03:37
SteveR git revert <somecommitid>03:37
avu SteveR: yes03:38
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SteveR git status now says Your branch is ahead of 'origin/master' by 1 commit.03:38
do i need to do a git push03:38
avu SteveR: yes. revert creates a new commit reverting the changes of the previous commit03:38
so you have to push that new commit like any other if you want the remote to have it03:39
SteveR i get this now kex_exchange_identification: write: Protocol wrong type for socket03:39
Please make sure you have the correct access rights03:39
and the repository exists.03:39
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.03:39
avu SteveR: have a look at `git remote show <the-remote-you-are-trying-to-push-to>` and see if there's something wrong there03:40
also make sure the right public key is on GH if you're using ssh03:40
SteveR avu i did ssh -T [email@hidden.address]03:40
and then i did a git push03:40
it succeeded03:40
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robbat2 sitaramc: is there something in the docs missing to disable a VREF after it was enabled by a wildcard?05:33
repo foo/..* - VREF/myvref = @all05:33
repo foo/test - VREF/myvref = nil05:33
wanting to disable the vref for the specific repo, but keep it on the regex set05:34
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kernelspace hi, question: i have a kernel repo without history (gitshallow), that has been started from a linux-ti repo. Would like to find out from what commit it was started, knowing the original repo. IS there any trick ?09:40
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none1365 github desktop or sourcetree?09:49
osse kernelspace: if it's shallow I think the commit you're looking for is just the first one of your repo09:50
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kernelspace osse: eeh, no. :( some few commits has been added on original stuff so hash is not meaningful12:24
nedbat It seems that with "git branch" I can specify --merged multiple times, and it finds me branches merged into any of the commits, not branches merged into all the commits. But the help doesn't make this clear. Have I understood it correctly?12:24
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osse nedbat: I had to dig in the code, but I am about 87% certain that it checks for merged into ALL commits, not *any* commit.12:43
I like how I changed emphasis from using uppercase to using asterisks mid-sentence.12:44
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nedbat osse: hmm, i'll have to do a more careful check12:59
jinsun the notes section here seems to say otherwise https://git-scm.com/docs/git-branch13:01
When combining multiple --merged and --no-merged filters, only references that are reachable from at least one of the --merged commits and from none of the --no-merged commits are shown.13:01
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kernelspace is it ok gitk as basic/light graphic tool ? or there is something better ?13:22
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dminuoso You must decide for yourself.13:47
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dminuoso In my long experience I found that most git interfaces are extremely lacking or just too much in the way13:47
Except magit.13:48
(magit is so good at this in fact, it made me switch from vim to emacs)13:49
Walex2 dminuoso: at the same time for most users "lacking" is a benefit...13:49
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Assault hi all. How could I achieve something like this? https://snipboard.io/BgyK48.jpg13:50
osse kernelspace: if the initial commit of the repo you have is a modified kernel then there is no good way to go about it. find the commit that has the smallest diff13:51
Assault I have been reading about submodules and subtrees, but they a) seem quite complex and b) they seem to be suitable to inject the entire repo into another repo. I would just need one subfolder from the the source repo13:51
osse Assault: if not for the "other files and folders" in the SDK repo I think submodules would be a near-perfect match13:54
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dminuoso Walex2: It's not just about being all-powerful, but it's ergonomic and fits the git flow13:57
And it doesn't hide what git does.13:57
Assault osse, yeah thats the thing...i do NOT want to include the "other files and folders"13:57
in the utilizing repos13:57
dminuoso I've experienced a variety of UIs that try and pretend some SVN like interfaced in the most simplified form. And on the slightest problem you are suddenly forced back to git, while having no experience to the mental model13:57
osse Assault: yeeah I get that. with submodules it's just not possible13:57
if those are relatively small in terms of total size then I wouldn't care about it.13:58
I don't know enough about subtrees to compare.13:58
Assault osse, i see....I was thinking what if I spit the SDK repo into two - there would be a repo for actual SDK folder and another for everything else outside of it (having the SDK folder in git ignore for the outer folder)14:00
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frojnd How would I get files from previous commit? To checkout previous commit?14:05
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frojnd git checkout HEAD~114:09
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Guest14 Hey everyone, I am a web developer and I want to start contributing to git. Can anyone tell me how to go about it15:00
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Guest14 I know git, javascript, c++15:01
Guest14: :]15:01
mackerman !contributing15:04
gitinfo Want to improve git? Everything you need to know is in http://git.io/SubmittingPatches. See !list for more on the mailing list15:04
bremner Guest14: generally I recommend finding some issue that bugs you personally and work on that.15:05
dminuoso Or finding someone that pays you to fix/implement something can do wonders as well.15:06
bremner sure, but IRC is probably not the best place to find consulting work15:07
dminuoso You'd be surprised. :)15:07
Guest14 thank you : )15:09
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widp I have a huge mono rep with lots of commits, how do I clone from only say the last n commits and only a few branches?15:27
dminuoso widp: specify --depth15:27
Also consult --filter15:28
widp Is git 'sparse checkout' similar?15:29
dminuoso Not quite15:29
clime I am getting: fatal: Unable to create '/home/clime/vizorbot/.git/index.lock': File exists.15:30
Another git process seems to be running in this repository, e.g.15:30
widp I guess that is filtering out directories15:30
I'll check those out, thanks dminuoso15:30
clime this is from `git stash create` command ^ is there a way to atomically wait until the lock is realeased? i.e. somehow tell git...wait for the lock?15:30
dminuoso widp: Consider the form `--filter=sparse:oid=<blob-ish>`15:32
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dminuoso See https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/Documentation/rev-list-options.txt15:32
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dminuoso https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/Documentation/rev-list-options.txt#L883-L93115:32
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widp let me elaborate on my problem a bit more :-15:36
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widp So I use eclipse which is launched via citrix, within eclipse I access a git repo in a shared drive15:36
the shared drive is also accessble to me without citrix.15:37
The repo is a huge monorepo, I can't run git status on the shared drive, it takes a long time.15:37
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widp git operations are somewhat better if I have a git repo locally instead of the shared drive.15:38
BtbN That's just what happens with poor choices like huge monorepos15:38
dminuoso widp: Use a sparse checkout then15:38
mackerman Shared how, SMB, NFS ?15:38
dminuoso Though the combination of a huge monorepo, citrix, eclipse and apparently a centralized git repo...15:39
I'd say you're deep in the list of poor decisions already15:39
widp I am not sure I think it's a "mapped network drive"15:39
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widp does that make sense.15:39
dminuoso widp: What's wrong with just copying that repo onto a local drive and operating on that?15:40
Seems much saner15:40
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widp Yeah, that's what I have been doing.15:40
mackerman If Windows, probably SMB.15:40
widp yes windows.15:40
dminuoso: I am trying to set that local repo with eclipse, just wondering if it will hurt eclipse performance now.15:41
because eclipse runs via citrix.15:41
dminuoso widp: Can I ask something out of curiosity?15:41
BtbN What does "runs via citrix" even mean15:42
dminuoso Is there some company mandate that gives you some eclipse supplied via citrix working on a centralized (presumably even shared?) repo?15:42
Or where does this come from?15:42
BtbN Isn't Citrix remote desktop stuff?15:42
dminuoso Yeah.15:43
Well citrix has other products too15:43
BtbN How is that involved with Eclipse and git then?15:43
dminuoso Conceivably your employer could provide your workstation as a thinclient, which connects via citrix receiver - and then the IT dept would have an eclipse installation in your windows profile.15:44
widp because citrix has apps I can launch from a website.15:44
dminuoso It's still the same thing though15:44
widp These apps are not normal desktop apps.15:44
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mackerman Does local repo mean git is on the citirx server or your workstation?15:44
dminuoso widp: If I understand it right, its still sort of remote desktop stuff behind the scenes15:45
mackerman The former may perform well, the later probably not.15:45
widp dminuoso: yes , exactly as you understand it.15:45
but I don't have regular remote desktop access.15:45
dminuoso Except the window on your local machine corresponds just to the remote application15:45
Rather than a full windows desktop15:45
I hate citrix with a passion. :)15:45
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widp Yeah, me too. but compared to 10 years ago with a similar setup, things seem to be better.15:49
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widp dminuoso: how did you guess I needed filter15:50
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widp the last 10 commits seem to be 250 MB, so I guess it's more than just text files.15:51
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nihilazo hi, I'm looking for recommendations for an open source git GUI on linux. Any recommendations? There seem to be a lot out there16:08
imMute nihilazo: git-gui and gitk are my go-tos.16:08
nihilazo thanks, I'll check them out16:10
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mackerman nihilazo: https://git-scm.com/downloads/guis/ take your pick16:18
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nihilazo the reason why I asked was because there's so many on that page mackerman16:21
I'll try git-gui and gitk for a bit because I already had them without realising16:21
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DoofusCanadensis nihilazo: the topic used to include a comment that many in this channel just use git on the command line16:37
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nihilazo yeah, I understand that just using git on the command line is common16:37
I just prefer guis personally16:37
DoofusCanadensis I use various GUIs myself because I'm responsible for training non-developers and a GUI makes that way easier16:38
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widp` My repo is actually 4 GB16:41
I still don't understand sparse checkout16:41
do I still clone the entire repo?16:42
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mackerman git clone --filter=blob:none # will skip downloading files until needed16:54
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IsoLinCHiP Hi. Does anyone by chance have a link to a howto or good name describing the following scenario, as I am struggling to find anything on the web with my search terms. I have inherited a few projects from people not familiar with RCS tools, that have versioned their files by appending a date timestamp to the regular file. For my own sanity I'd like to convert this into a git history.17:23
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DoofusCanadensis that's probably a manual process. take the oldest file and strip the timestamp, git commit it with a comment mentioning the original timestamp. take the next oldest file and strip the timestamp replacing the one you committed... repeat until caught up17:29
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OMGOMG just loop through a range of dates, strip the timestamp and commit for each date17:31
remember to take a backup17:31
IsoLinCHiP Was hoping to avoid anything toooo manual ;-)17:31
DoofusCanadensis ^ that one is good17:32
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DoofusCanadensis I tend to think manually but yeah, you could loop to automate17:32
mackerman Some date reformatting is necessary, unless they happen to have ISO 8601 timestamps already.17:32
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IsoLinCHiP I looks like the dates line up with the mtime from stat, so thats a bones.17:33
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IsoLinCHiP Is there a commandline option to influence as which name a file is commited? Im dreading to have to constantly rename the timestampted files to their basename17:35
mackerman Find out if the file name or the mtime is correct.17:35
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OMGOMG IsoLinCHiP: why are you dreading that?17:35
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IsoLinCHiP Possibly irrational. It feels like Im going to mess that up easily or have to put too many checks in place17:37
mackerman Backup the data first.17:37
OMGOMG IsoLinCHiP: what do the files look like?17:38
IsoLinCHiP Meant more like the script running amock acros my entire filesystem because of a silly typo. ;)17:38
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IsoLinCHiP Sometime basename170405.rb sometime basename.rb.20160530 . So Ill obviously have to make a few passes with different input patterns17:39
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IsoLinCHiP (annoyingly even within the same project they differ *sigh*)17:40
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mackerman Humans will not be consistent about what they name things.17:44
Guest5375 (using git 2.30.2) I noticed `git pull --dry-run` only shows what `git fetch` would do, but not what a subsequent `git merge` would do. Can others confirm this unexpected behavior?17:44
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schuelermine[m] After I’ve done a shallow clone, how can I pull more commits?17:51
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NoiseEee hi folks, is there a way to see what the server-side hooks are from a cloned repo?18:00
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DoofusCanadensis not from the cloned repo... you'd have to be able to log into the server to see the hooks on repos stored there18:03
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NoiseEee interesting18:04
is that a privacy-based issue/decision?18:05
i can see where it would be very helpful to know what the server-side hooks are...18:05
cbreak schuelermine[m]: do you still have access to the remote?18:05
schuelermine[m] yes18:05
I gues18:05
it is still online18:05
cbreak you can try man git-fetch, search for --deepen18:05
gitinfo the git-fetch manpage is available at https://gitirc.eu/git-fetch.html18:05
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cbreak or even --unshallow, if you want to make it a normal repo18:06
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IsoLinCHiP Ok, seems I was able to wire up git hash-object, git update-index and git commit to commit a file of my chosing under a manually edited filename to the history.18:59
Put the original filename and the date in the commit message. Then when Im done adding the files I can rebase -i to reorder them correctly. Should be good enough (TM)19:00
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IsoLinCHiP One question though about the update-index --cacheinfo option. The mode that is specified there is longer than I am normally used to seeing in unix file paths. I cant find out what the leading 100 stands for in 100644.19:43
lotharn trying to upload about 500mb of files, largest 10-15 mb. getting fatal: the remote end hung up unexpectedly19:44
what do?19:44
already tried increasing the buffer...19:44
maybe not the right buffer19:44
Gaboradon Hello19:45
Would it be possible to copy rich text from git diff --color and paste as HTML for forums ?19:46
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ph88 is it possible to show lines added/removed per commit with git log ?19:57
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lotharn apparently the answer is smaller chunks20:30
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j416 Gaboradon: technically possible, you just need a tool for it21:12
Gaboradon: try to find something that can convert "ansi colors" to html21:14
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shush Weirdest thing is happening: I added a remote that is a fork of my project `git remote add remotename https://github.com/...` and then I fetched, and created a local branch of the remote's branch `git checkout -b localcopy remotename/somebranch` and what happens next will blow you away! The localcopy branch is a single commit on top of a massive commit that looks like a squash of the entire history of the main branch dated December 31st21:47
1969 (perhaps -1 unix timestamp?).21:47
What the actual bean flick could make this happen?21:48
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shush Anyone have an idea what would cause this?22:12
IsoLinCHiP shush: Only Idea I have is, you might have accidentally made a shallow clone? Did you use --depth or --shallow-since or something like that? If its not that I dont know22:15
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shush Perhaps my VSCode github plugin made a shallow clone22:24
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shush I'm also thinking that perhaps some sort of cache of the latest commit is preventing me from retrying without the shallow clone22:25
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shush How can I look under the hood of the commit object for the branch in order to "clear this cache" so to speak?22:25
Dereferencing the commit by deleting the branch wont get me there22:26
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shush Looks like `git prune --dry-run --verbose` does not include the commit which I want pruned, and this may be because of the reference exists in the reflog. Is it safe to just remove the items in the reflog and try again?22:36
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shush Looks like reflog items are linked together (link list?), so modifying the HEAD log might not be as simple as deleting a couple of lines22:40
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