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2022-10-18

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Jong Anyone know how to search for a filename through an entire repo to find the commits that have the filenmae?00:58
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glik22 i'm using a bare repository to manage dotfiles, like in this post: https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/dotfiles. is there a way i can add a file from some subfolder (say $HOME/some/folder/file.txt) and have it show up in git without the directory structure (so just file.txt at the root)?04:05
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twb So I was just noticing that I've version control history for my DNS zones all the way back to 1996, i.e. in my active ansible repo, "git log --before='26 years ago'" works.05:20
And I wondered: what's the oldest git commit in any (active!) git repo?05:20
Peng Wow05:20
twb e.g. ITS wouldn't count because ITS isn't actively maintained. Emacs should have git history back to about 198705:20
https://github.com/emacs-mirror/emacs/releases/tag/emacs-19.34 is 1996, same as me05:26
There's older commits tho05:27
https://github.com/emacs-mirror/emacs/commit/ce558412505:29
https://github.com/PDP-10/its/ only goes back 6 years05:30
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twb RCS itself was started in 1982, but the oldest git commit in GNU RCS is "2a07671 32Y WTi ◎ <4.3> Import RCS 4.3 from <ftp://ftp.cs.purdue.edu/pub/RCS/>."05:39
grawity https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/alanc/x-consortium-historical-code-history/-/commit/61f194870d68f26f554e3782f92bb4709250442b05:40
ah I guess not really active though05:40
but you COULD argue that it's active as xorg.git05:40
twb My rough heuristic for "active" is that the commit has to be in the repo that people are actually pushing to05:41
Your one is 4 Sep 1985; ce5584125 is 18 Apr 198505:42
grawity yeah emacs is probably the oldest project that I've seen get a full import05:42
twb The logical limit ought to be 1973 for SCCS, and 1982 for RCS05:42
So GNU Emacs and X9 are pretty close to the RCS floor05:42
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twb FreeBSD only starts in 1993. https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-src/commits/release%2F1.0.0_cvs05:58
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twb https://github.com/weiss/original-bsd/commit/5e6c808bdb from SCCS, but not connected to FreeBSD &c05:59
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grawity gcc is 1988 (from rcs via svn)06:01
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grawity huh gdb is like half a year older06:02
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grawity aww kerberos doesn't go further back than 4.x in 198706:06
twb I didn't realize krb was quite that old06:07
was that out of MIT CSAIL?06:07
grawity whichever group worked on Project Athena06:09
well, the earliest mention of it as an *idea* in tcp-ip mailing list archives was 1984 so I guess it makes sense the repo doesn't go that far back06:10
I've ran out of old projects to check in ~/src06:11
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ronny1 again, anyone aware of a tool that incrementaly runs rebases from the current merge base to the top of the base branch, i have multiple larger changes on thebase branch and rebase/merge at once is a bit too bug/error pront07:14
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bookworm ... plain git?07:16
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bookworm unless I misunderstand what you are asking git can happily do that07:16
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osse bookworm, ronny1: a sprinkle of script will do that07:41
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osse something like git rev-list --reverse HEAD..upstream | while read -r hash; do git rebase $hash || break; done07:42
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bookworm considering that git rebase does the above, what's the point?07:46
ronny1 That's just what I needed, thanks07:46
bookworm it'll stop either way if there's a problem, it won't do anything else07:46
osse bookworm: what do you mean07:47
ronny1 bookworm: rebase does the loop for the other side, i need rebase in small increments as they upstream moved a lot and reconciliation is harder at once07:48
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bookworm I'm probably misunderstanding what you try to do... not enough coffee yet07:49
you want to rebase feature on upstream, one upstream commit after the other?07:50
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osse yes07:50
bookworm ah07:50
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osse ronny1: there's also this thing: https://github.com/mhagger/git-imerge07:52
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diverdude Hello, i did: git switch pumpintegration and then git fetch homeoffice pumpintegration which then outputted: * branch pumpintegration -> FETCH_HEAD. How do i then now merge what i fetched into my current branch (pumpintegration) ?08:24
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osse diverdude: I think git merge homeoffice/pumpintegration should do the trick08:48
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sknbl how do you know which commit to use when apply patch to sourcecode?08:58
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osse sknbl: what do you mean?09:09
sknbl osse: i mean how can i use this patch https://patches.libav.org/patch/22446/09:11
which commit of libav?09:12
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osse there is no good way to know in this case09:12
but in general the idea of a patch is that it can be applied to several version of the sourcecode09:12
so I would just try to apply it to the latest09:13
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sknbl osse "...there is no good way to know". ok, thank you09:15
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osse usually mails generated by git format-patch contains this info09:18
but I can't find it via that UI09:18
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hendry given a rev-list, how can i make git show me just those commits? for example; git rev-list --grep=FOOBAR-1450 HEAD | git log # shows them all09:50
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osse hendry: git log takes all the same args as rev-list09:56
git log --grep=...09:56
hendry osse: just need it to render stdin commit hashes though09:58
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osse hendry: git log --stdin09:59
presumably --no-walk too10:00
or git show --stdin10:01
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I started using worktrees in a repository that I had been already using before. Can I somehow "uncheckout" the root level to make sure I only operate with the worktrees?13:15
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ikke Not sure if it works, but you can try to change the main repository to a bare repository13:42
neure how would I do that?13:42
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ikke hmm, thinking about it, it would most likely not work, as that config setting would also affect the working trees13:48
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sknbl how can i get commit hash by diff file index? like index c01e446..5eae23e 10064414:52
selckin git rev-parse c01e44614:52
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sknbl selckin, that command gives me full hash i cannot checkout to15:01
selckin yea i'm wrong, was just guessing15:01
sknbl oh, ok15:03
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atrus I'm having an issue latetly where a 'git grep -l' is returning file names with hyphens replaced with colons -- anybody else seen something similar?15:25
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selckin no15:26
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sknbl here is what i needed -> git whatchanged --all --find-object=<blob hash>. appreciate your help15:27
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IRChatter atrus, if you've Docker installed, you could try running the same command under different Git versions to see if it's a version thing or something else15:28
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atrus AHA -- it seems like it's delta, which i use to get better coloring, and is set up as the pager, doing something to it.15:30
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atrus still not sure how, but disabling it makes the problem go away anyways.15:34
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cousteau My project has two folders that are very similar (same structure, very similar files); in fact one of them started as a copy of the other and then I added some changes. They're for platforms A and B and I thought it made sense to have them separately rather than trying to reuse code. What would be the proper way to maintain this?15:44
My current issue is that after working with B for a while, some issues/bugs were fixed, but only in B folder. Now I want to apply those changes to A.15:45
selckin branches in the same repo, idealy the differences would be config/plugins type thing tho15:46
J_Darnley You want to split SUM into repo A and repo B?15:46
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cousteau Was thinking on creating a patch and applying it to the other folder somehow... I don't know if there's a way to cherry-pick from one folder to another15:46
selckin: do you mean using submodules?15:46
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selckin hell no15:47
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cousteau One thing I considered was making the two folders a submodule, and the submodule has two branches, one per folder, and then yes, I can cherry-pick or merge the changes from one folder (branch) to the other15:48
Then what? Did you mean having yep branches, one with each folder / version / platform, and just switch to one branch or the other depending on which platform I'm targeting?15:50
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cousteau ("hell no" did cross my mind as well, and probably also my coworkers' when they have to maintain this, but these subfolders are kind of like separate projects after all)15:52
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cousteau I really need to learn subtree15:52
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selckin the problem is the subfolders that was a bad idea to start with15:54
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cousteau selckin: well, they were going to be different enough to be put on separate places rather than having them reuse a lot of functions16:57
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cousteau (plus I didn't choose this project's structure... but even if I had, I'm not sure I would've gone for a different approach)16:57
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selckin then they are different projects and you should keep them seperated17:22
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Volu So for some reason I cant pull from my git repos anymore. I have the remotes as ssh keys. I already deleted them, and added new keys to my github account. Its the only ssh key I have so it definitely cant pick the wrong private key. with a simple ssh command I can connect to github, verifying that it works but when I try to pull or clone a repo I get a `fatal> Could not read from remote repository18:45
i also tried the whole thing with `eval $(ssh-agent)` and `ssh-add` but still doesn't work18:46
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ccx Is there a way to initialize submodules to an empty repository, so I can push into them?21:50
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ccx Ordinarily I'm able to `git init` empty repo and push into it. But with submodules those it gets complicated as there's indirection into the .git/modules directory and I'm not sure how to setup it correctly without `git submodule update` which pulls, rather than pushes.21:52
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BtbN push into a submodule?21:57
A submodule is basically just the outer repo saying "this commit of that other repo goes here"21:57
DynamiteDan how do I remove a commit from a branch in a repository?22:02
ccx BtbN: Indeed. And there's some support for submodules whose "here" is relative path to the parent module. So you can clone the parent and it will infer the paths to the submodules.22:04
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BtbN What? Submodules paths are always relative to the repo the submodule is in22:05
DynamiteDan: top commit or somewhere deeper in the history?22:06
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ccx [submodule "scripts"]22:06
path = scripts22:06
url = ./scripts22:06
^ like this22:06
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ccx And while the clone direction works well enough I haven't found a good way to upload that structure to remote bar cloning locally from it & rsyncing it.22:07
BtbN No idea what that's even trying to accomplish22:08
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DynamiteDan BtbN, top commit22:16
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BtbN reset to the previous one and force push22:17
DynamiteDan ah okay. thanks22:17
BtbN keep in mind that if anyone else has already pulled it, they can and likely will push it again22:17
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naiveaigal Is there a way to put a git repository underneath another repo without making them separate per se? What I mean by this is that, as opposed to submodules, I need the child repo to be fully within the parent repo, and whenever I rewrite the child repo's history, I can use that as a commit to the parent repo23:21
nyuszika7h maybe git subtree is what you need? haven't used it much23:22
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naiveaigal nyuszika7h: that looks like a promising suggestion, thanks!23:30
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