I\'m fairly confident this is either not possible or I\'m missing an obvious option, but after consulting grit\'s Git class, the gist linked in this SO post, and the other grit tagged questions on SO,
I\'m learning grit (version 2.4.1). Here is my basic code: #!/usr/bin/env ruby -wKU require \"grit\" repo = Grit::Repo.new(\"./myproject\")
Working on a ruby/git project using Grit, but I\'m unable to update my submodules programmatically. I figured out how the missing_method function maps to git and how to use it to perform tasks not wri
How can I download a file (or clone the repo) from a secure Git Repo (e.g. SSH on GitHub), then commit changes back to the开发者_JAVA百科 repo using Ruby Grit?
I have a few questions about Grit/Git that I hope you can help me with. Here\'s my code: # create Repo
I\'m messing around with the Ruby Git gem... seeing how I can use it to manage/access a Gitosis server I\'m running. Does anyone know if it is possible to add/commit files to a local bare repo, or wil
I\'m trying to wrap my head around using Grit to write to a Git repository. I can easily create a repo and make a commit:
I\'ve recently started working on a project that uses git for storage and ruby as a front-end. The first version of my script used ruby-git, which was ok though pretty simple. When I needed to do more
i cloned a copy of the git-wiki for some educational programming. now, as a challange, i tried to figure out how to get the date for the blob.
I am having trouble trying to find out what files changed between two different commits. Here is the setup, version of Ruby and the Gem Grit, and what happens when I run the program:
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