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After doing the git cvs开发者_如何学编程import my previous commits are listed belonging to user \"user \" (user is my unix username).
I am converting a SVN repository to a Git repository following guidance from Pro Git (found here: http://progit.org/book/ch8-2.html ).
I have rather big amount of file in repository. Thus git sometimes crashes due to out of memory exception during rebasing changes.
Github tracks my changes and makes it easy for me to \"upload\" only files that I\'ve worked on to the repository.
I have two projects which share quite a portion of logic, localizations, properties and even views (Logindialog, Popovers etc.). I now want to put the intersecting set into a new project, which should
I\'m going to use version control first time and I read somewhere that Single line CSS is not a good idea for version control
I\'ve not worked on a project quite some time and have just tried to pull the latest version. I can\'t remember the last time I\'d worked on the project but I\'d obviously had changes made to the Ma
I want to add all files no matter what: whether it is deleted, created, modified, untracked, etc? I just don\'t want to git add ALL my files EVERY TIME. I tried git add -A but it is NOT adding modifie
I am writing an app using xcode 4. I have no experience with git, or any form of source control other than copy/paste a new folder!
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