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2024-01-23

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jb1277976 When you hard reset a commit and it says head is now pointing then it shows the hash id. do you go back to master and just start over or what does that mean ?01:08
weaksauc_ not sure i understand the question01:10
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jb1277976 Oh.. so when you heard reset a commit does it automatically get deleted and you start over ?02:11
nedbat jb1277976: you're using words a bit differently. You don't "hard reset a commit". You can hard reset a branch to a commit.02:14
weaksauc_ a hard reset to a commit points the branch you are on to the commit you specify and wipes away any changes you had in the working directory02:14
it's one of the few dangerous commands to use in git where there might be data loss02:14
jb1277976 Yea, i was reading abour soft and hard.. no pun intended02:20
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lmat I forgot I was rebasing and moved the branch I was rebasing to the current branch. Now when I `git status`, "Last commands done (6 commands done):... No commands remaining. You are currently editing a commit while rebasing branch ..." Then git rebase --continue; says "error: update_ref failed for ref 'refs/heads/......': cannot lock ref 'refs/heads/...': is at 300187... but expected 219ad965..." And that's it.02:58
Oh, git reset --hard <expected commit> && git rebase --continue; seems to have fixed it. Thanks, guys!02:59
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monkeyPlus hey. Ive created a new repository on github, using www, and i git clone it...then push it..it didnt ask me password or authentication..is this normal?03:53
b0nn it depends03:54
have you set up a ssh key with your account?03:54
monkeyPlus no i dont think so03:55
let me view repo settings to be sure03:55
b0nn account settings*03:56
monkeyPlus nope03:57
ok..so i deleted it03:57
now i want o create it again, with password03:57
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monkeyPlus ok..on "clone" i used https03:57
but other users can do the same?!03:58
didnt ask me anything03:58
larryv have you ever authenticated to github before? maybe another credential manager cached your credentials04:01
monkeyPlus ah..well what i did. Created a repo on www site of github. Clone it like "git clone github.com" and then git add . , then git commit -m "whatever", then git push it..didnt ask me anything04:01
how does it know it was me?!04:02
anyone can do it04:02
also...instead of README.md i want a README.txt04:02
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monkeyPlus damn..have a ssh key :)04:07
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monkeyPlus hey, how can i use a plain text on README?04:25
or i cannot?!04:25
my indentation is bad04:26
larryv what do you mean04:26
if you want README.txt just create one and delete README.md or whatever04:26
monkeyPlus will it display on main page or repo?04:27
larryv or rename README.md to README.txt, same difference04:27
yes04:27
monkeyPlus ah ok cool04:27
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rkta Is there a git checkout -p like interfaces for merge conflicts? I want to have a quick look at the conflict and than pick one side with just a key press. No manual editing.06:22
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ikke rkta: you have merge conflict editors06:25
if you use vscode, it has a good one built-in06:25
rkta I'm a vim user and have it configured as a merge tool. But that's not what I'm looking for. Show me the conflict, let me say ours or theirs and show me the next conflict.06:27
ikke There is not something like that06:27
rkta that's a shame06:28
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gsish got a feeling that lazygit is doing a lot for you, could not follow the author's video due to not being familiar with the tool :) can't tell if that's a candidate to look at when fugitive doesn't provide what you are looking for (neither am using that tool, only dropping names here)06:37
the third name that crosses the mind would be tig06:38
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gsish am mentioning tig because of its user configurable mappings, and one button stage construction (interactive add) that I've seen06:42
even got an alias so that muscle memoried "git tig" commands work transparently :)06:43
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rkta I'll keep that in mind. For now I went with git merge -Xours and now doing a git checkout -p @~1 because the merge gave some strange results. Let's see how well this goes.06:47
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plugwash is there a tool that given a tree of code will tell me which git commit it matches most closely?09:28
selckin tree of code?09:29
b0nn plugwash: what exactly are you trying to solve?09:31
It sounds like you want to find when a change was made?09:31
plugwash Some code was copied from one project to another, I want to know which version it was copied from.09:32
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b0nn hmm, I can only think of ways to say "the code changed to X in this commit"09:40
eg. git log --follow -p <file>09:40
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osse plugwash: I don't know of such a tool, but it's possible to script one yourself. Make a fake commit/tree from the code you have, then diff that against all other commits10:22
And find the closest10:22
Helps if you have an approximate date to narrow it down10:22
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ikke A user called Ali1234 here created something like that10:28
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hexnewbie With git diff --cached starting a pager (closing which closes the text), how is one supposed to know what to write in the commit message on the command line after that. LOL10:42
nullie you can disable the pager10:44
or you can just add -v to git commit10:45
hexnewbie Hmm, thanks, git commit -v sounds appearling10:46
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masber hi, I have a question14:28
I have a github merge request and github tells me to fix that using command line interface because the conflicts are too complicated to solve them through the web interface14:28
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masber it then gives me the commands I need to run14:28
I ran the commands which basically are clone, checkout the branch trying to merge, then pull14:29
I don't understand when I merge, git in my local repo does not complain, there are no conflicts14:29
why is that?14:29
I did merge the right branch14:29
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masber why github complains about the merge request conflict but locally everything is fine?14:30
lmat masber: I'm not sure why Microsoft Github complains when git doesn't. You should rebase so that Microsoft Github can do it. git checkout <feature branch> && git rebase origin/master && git push -f origin;14:32
selckin you should use Software Freedom Conservancy gnu/git14:33
masber yeah my local computer runs linux14:35
ok, but has anyone experience something like this before?14:35
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duszek how did people work with back then over their 56k connections?15:44
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masber at that time a 10MB file was a big think15:44
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masber I remember I once had to download metal slug game ROM for MEME emulator and it took a several hours15:45
duszek masber: that was a big problem but i heard it required an internet connection to do anything15:45
masber yeah15:45
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huf duszek: we had smaller files15:47
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[twisti] i have a repository that used to contain a submodule but doesnt anymore. yet when cloning, i get an error because i have no permission to access the submodule. is that expected, and is there a way around that ?16:02
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lmat masber: "has anyone experience something like this before?" yes16:03
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lmat masber: Several times.16:03
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duszek huf: yeah i know16:22
why the file is still inside `git status` after i add a file and checkout a new branch?16:22
ikke duszek: what does git diff show?16:23
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j416 duszek: because you didn't commit it16:31
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duszek j416: it's a change that i'd like not to commit yet16:42
ikke Uncommitted changes do not belong to any branch16:42
So they don't disappear when you switch to another branch16:42
fyi, it's perfectly fine to commit that change in the intended branch and later amend that commit16:42
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vvn hi there -- do you guys sometimes share parts of the repo config? I was thinking of having a file created with git config --file ./.gitconfig or ./some.cfg and having a script in the repo to merge that into the local config17:27
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ikke I've never had the need for that17:31
waterkip why would you do that?17:32
or need that?17:32
(aka, never)17:32
ikke Custom diff / merge drivers?17:32
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jb1277976 Let me tell you my workflow and please tell me or help me understand it. So I'm using dwm right. Whenever I apply a patch I create a new branch git add thefiles then git commit. Then I checkout master then merge that branch then compile and restart and everything is working. Question why do I have to merge to master id all my changes are on that branch? What's the point of merging to master if I will be using the same code ?17:33
vvn I need to keep track of a few upstream remotes and sharing that config bits would help17:33
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jb1277976 Sorry I typed this on a phone17:34
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waterkip I think it is more usefull to tell people which remote they need to add in that case17:34
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waterkip and why, but you can also tell people to do something like this: https://paste.debian.net/1305063/17:36
vvn waterkip: it's documented on a file containing "<name> <url>" lines, but it'd be nice to provide an helper to add them, then I thought about versioning the porting of .git/config containing the related [remote] entries17:37
waterkip that way you don't need to merge the config, you just include it17:37
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vvn waterkip: following your snippet, the idea would be to have myproject.config versioned in the repo itself, since it is meant to be shared17:38
waterkip yeah17:38
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waterkip the way i snippet'ed it is that people can put it in their global gitconfig, but you can also ask to just [include] it, eg: git config include.path $(pwd)/foo.config17:41
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jb1277976 Also isn't master independent of a branch unless you merge that branch into master ?17:41
vvn waterkip: I know it's kinda niche but I have a usecase for having distincts remotes (not the same project) within the same repo and then juggling between (remote) branches and refs17:43
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waterkip I understand, i just think using the include method is a nicer way than merging it17:45
vvn completely agree17:46
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vvn and actually, if it is shared with an optional script, we don't even need to include it, I could suggest to run git remote update -p and specify the shared remotes.cfg config file fragment somehow17:48
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vvn is there a way to do `git remote add ...` but point the config to a local remotes.cfg fragment instead of the local config?17:52
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ikke Not with git remote add17:54
You can with git config17:54
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vvn I guess I have no way but to include the fragment then17:55
and manually moving config sections to it17:55
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j416 vvn: you might also consider whether the setup is too complex to begin with -- can you remove the problem rather than trying to solve it?18:45
I don't know your environment so obviously I can't tell you what to do, but worth exploring in case you haven't18:45
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vvn j416: I have a few remote branches to track and cherry-pick things from and submodules are too cumbersome and subtree aren't suitable as they mix their history (requires commits). adding remote and fetching what I need from the remote branches is more convenient19:58
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anddam is there a way to run commit --patch with a VSCode extension?20:12
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jb1277976 if im working in a directory and modify lets say 3 files after i commit it its basically a snapshot of what i did and then i can contiune working on it and just commit again when done ? commiting is basically just a momment in time. does that sound right ?21:01
weaksauc_ yes every time you commit it's a snapshot of what you commit at that point21:02
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jb1277976 weaksauc_: by that logic i can stay working on something in master and if i need to do some testing bugfixes i can create a branch test till everytrhing works then when its ready merge to master and im good i can delete the testing branch ?21:27
if thats true then git makes so much sense to me21:28
trial and error i guess21:28
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euouae Hello is there some way to search for the commit where a file introduced with given SHA1 was?21:42
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euouae I found some tricks, there's a script <https://xai.sh/2019/03/13/Find-file-in-git-by-hash.html> here that doe sit21:50
I'm going to rewrite it21:50
in Python21:50
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