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2024-03-07

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PaulWay[w] Hi all - having a bit of difficulty finding the right way to ask Google for this, but: is there a way to get the git log since the last time a given file was touched?05:04
Or is that a two-stage 'get last time the given file was touched' and then 'ask git for the log since that date string' process?05:04
ZLima12 Well if you do git log <file>, it should show you all the commits that the file was touched in05:05
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ZLima12 So if you then took the first commit you got out of that, and did `git log <that_commit>..HEAD`, I think that should work05:05
PaulWay[w] OK, interesting. Will try that. Thanks!05:06
ZLima12 There might be a better way, but that's the first thing that comes to mind05:07
Note that that uses HEAD, so whatever branch you're on will affect your output05:09
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gsish the stat(1) command's help suggests that -c accepts formats, among them ctime/mtime/etc in human readable as well as epoch presentations, which shall suit as input for git log filter specs05:32
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gsish so yes, sounds like two step, regardless of whether you "press it" into a single line invocation :)05:33
(was to understand that you wanted mtime not ctime)05:33
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Jimmy2027 hi, it often happens that I'm working on a big change that I want to break down into multiple pull requests. However they depend on each other sequentially. The first change is based on main, the next one is based on the first one and so on. When the first change gets accepted, squashed and merged into main, I have to rebase the next change on main and that often gives me conflicts. Is there any good08:08
strategy for this?08:08
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osse Jimmy2027: you can avoid some of the conflicts by using --onto08:15
e.g. when on your pr2 branch do: git rebase --onto=master pr108:15
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Jimmy2027 oh very interesting, I think this is what I was looking for. Thanks!08:18
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rish grawity: Thanks I will try that09:34
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PlasmaHH when using the filter mechanism, will the filter be called with the working directory git was executed in, or will it set it to the project root ( like for hooks?)09:52
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osse PlasmaHH: You mean filters as specified in gitattributes?10:13
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PlasmaHH indeed10:13
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osse Hmm the docs don't say...10:16
Why do you need to know?10:16
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osse Anything other than the root of the repo sounds strange to me, though.10:17
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PlasmaHH well, since the filter works by passing stuff in and out stdin/stdout a "correct" pwd would not be necessary... I would like to install a per repository filter in .git/10:20
osse PlasmaHH: make a filter that just writes the cwd to a file and runs cat10:24
should do the trick10:24
atm I can't find the code that starts the fitlers10:25
PlasmaHH yeah, can do that...10:25
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PlasmaHH ok, seems to be in the repo root...10:28
hopefully nobody will chaneg that ;)10:28
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PlasmaHH playing around with filters a bit... now the gitattributes docs have as an example an indent filter... it seems to be supposed to "fix indenting" ... so you add, commit and now the file with the fixed indentation is in the repo... but you still have the one with "wrong" indentation on disk-... are you supposed to manually check out the file again? or am I missing some step in the filter?11:42
should the filter create that local file?11:42
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osse good question. I would think you need to check out it again manually12:49
the filter should just write to stdout12:49
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PlasmaHH osse: yeah it does, its more like, whats the intended way to do it? like the documentation example shows how to integrate that indent fixing filter but not having it the same in the repo as in the working copy afterwards doesn't sound like its intended13:16
osse Your guess is as good as mine on that onbe13:18
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PlasmaHH annoying thing when googling is that so many hits are for git-filter-repo14:04
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cytokine_storm hi18:17
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cytokine_storm so i cloned a repo which has tags. i checked out to tag x18:19
then i needed to apply patches specific to that tag ie tag x. i use the command (git pull --no-edit _url_)18:20
but the patch doesnt get for tag x. how do i get the patch for tag x using the command18:21
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ikke What is the patch for tag x?18:24
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cytokine_storm ikke: https://paste.debian.net/plain/130978918:30
this is the whole command list i did ^^18:30
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ikke What patches are you expecting to be applied?18:31
cytokine_storm ah patch for v5.8 but patch for v6.6.0 gets applied18:32
and when i run make menuconfig i get that its on v6.6.018:32
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ColdKeybo[a]rd Anyone switching workstation often? How do you keep your code in sync? For example if you don't want to make a commit just to "backup" some work just so you could pull it on the other machine. Is there a better workflow that would allow for sharing of code spaces across multiple machines?20:35
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ikke ColdKeybo[a]rd: well, I do make a commit and push it to share it20:36
commits can be ephemeral20:36
ColdKeybo[a]rd But for example if I have a public repository... it would be silly if I made 2-3 commits every day that are like "Switching to PC B" or something like that20:38
selckin ColdKeybo[a]rd: i sync zfs snapshots between my dekstop & laptop20:38
ColdKeybo[a]rd I guess if the repo is private then I can rewrite history20:38
selckin I assumed some semi-manual/automated backup/restore is the way20:39
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ColdKeybo[a]rd Or maybe have a paralel private git server where I can commit push/pull as much as I want20:39
selckin only did it in the wrong direction once and lost a days work, not sure if that counts as a backup20:39
ColdKeybo[a]rd But I assume dealing with multiple origins might not be as fun :)20:39
ikke ColdKeybo[a]rd: I make them in a feature / topic branch and undo them / amend them20:41
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ColdKeybo[a]rd ikke But it's still visible to everyone right?20:44
gsish so?20:45
ikke If they specifically look at that branch, yes20:45
Chipzz ColdKeybo[a]rd: you can push/ pull between your local repos without publishing to ie github or gitlab20:45
ikke But once undone, no longer20:45
ColdKeybo[a]rd Ok makes sense20:45
Chipzz ColdKeybo[a]rd: what I did in your situation was git push --force20:45
ColdKeybo[a]rd Chipzz That is what I'm thinking. Maybe setting up a docker for gitlab server or something and run it locally20:45
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Chipzz But use with caution because it's rope with enough ammo to not just shoot you in the foot but blow away both feet at once :P20:46
selckin don't need something that complex to just host repos20:46
Chipzz ColdKeybo[a]rd: no need for a gitlab at all, you can just push via the ssh protocol between local PCs20:47
ColdKeybo[a]rd: and in case of windows, git-daemon can help20:47
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Chipzz ColdKeybo[a]rd: you can set receive.denyCurrentBranch=updateInstead in your repos configs, but like I said above, the thing with blowing away both feet at once. Use with caution20:49
selckin and if its $work make sure you're not breaking the law doing that20:49
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ColdKeybo[a]rd Ok, so just to continue that analogy. If I have a local GIT server, it's more complex but at least I have the wheelchair ready if I blow both of my feet off? :)20:50
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PlasmaHH ColdKeybo[a]rd: I had a coworker once who said he somehow did him a script that works with two remotes for that purpose... no idea about the details though20:50
ColdKeybo[a]rd Spinning up a docker image is fairly easy for me and I already have local servers that host bunch of stuff on the network20:51
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Chipzz having a local git server will not make much of a difference20:51
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Chipzz ColdKeybo[a]rd: you're thinking of the layout of your git repos like a tree. Think about it as a spider-web instead20:51
PlasmaHH has no problems having sync commits in the history...20:51
selckin it's using an aircraft carrier when you needed a bicycle20:52
Chipzz ColdKeybo[a]rd: but you don't *need* a git server, and it will only complicate your use-case, because you first need to push to the git server from client A, and then pull from client B20:52
j416 put the repo on a usb drive; problem solved?20:52
Chipzz ColdKeybo[a]rd: it's perfectly possible to exchange commits between A and B directly20:52
PlasmaHH j416: excruciatingly slow...20:53
j416 PlasmaHH: why?20:53
ColdKeybo[a]rd Chipzz Sure. But I'm also thinking A might be offline or I might finish work on A and then go do something else without having B running20:53
In that scenario server might be like a "proxy" of sorts20:54
Chipzz ColdKeybo[a]rd: my above warnings were because it's possible to do bad things, but only if you're being an idiot ;P20:54
ColdKeybo[a]rd Also, to be honest I was not aware that you could push from pc to pc. That is awesome!20:54
Chipzz or being careless20:54
PlasmaHH j416: because unless you use something really high end you rarely get very much about 100mb/s write speed20:54
ColdKeybo[a]rd I'm 2/2 on those :)20:54
Chipzz if you take care about what you do then you probably won't20:54
ColdKeybo[a]rd Ok, I'm really happy that I asked because I was clueless how powerful git is... you can push from PC to PC, that is wild to me :)20:55
I might try it just for fun and then see which workflow works better20:55
j416 PlasmaHH: I'm not sure what rock you live under but there are drives that are much faster than that20:55
Chipzz ColdKeybo[a]rd: what OS are your PCs running? Windows or Linux/ OSX?20:55
ColdKeybo[a]rd Windows and Linux20:55
For setting up a server, is Gitlab, Gittea or something else recommended?20:56
PlasmaHH j416: sure there are but they are not that abundant and a bit costly and none of them reaches the 730mb/s I have on my laptop20:56
Chipzz ColdKeybo[a]rd: to push to/ pull from linux, just use the ssh protocol for git. For Windows, use git-daemon to push to it20:56
j416 PlasmaHH: what unit is that?20:56
selckin PlasmaHH: iops much more important20:56
PlasmaHH selckin: possibly but I max out the 730 when building our company project so thats the important point for me20:57
Chipzz ColdKeybo[a]rd: I may (or may not) have a .bat file laying around to run git-daemon on windows, if you're interested20:57
j416 PlasmaHH: also, reading/writing text files (which code usually is) often doesn't need extreme speed20:58
does it?20:58
Chipzz j416: except the git objects aren't stored as text files20:58
j416 Chipzz: the amount of data is the same20:58
PlasmaHH j416: no but building stuff does20:58
j416 PlasmaHH: that depends a lot on the compiler, too20:59
anyway, this is a side track. I wanted to suggest a valid option; USB drive is valid.20:59
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gsish +1 for the drive, I believe nobody said that _the_ repo needs to reside there, nor a workspace21:06
you can perfectly fine use the USB drive as "the transfer repo" aka "the server" if you want to21:06
and do the math, "only" getting 100MiB/s throughput supposed to be an issue? which projects do you work on that one sync per day (transferring deltas) is more than a few seconds?21:07
Chipzz intends to write up his experiences using git in spider-web configuration at some point. Gonna name it "Git worst practices" :P21:07
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