I\'m teaching HG to my students, as it is a good playskool DVCS (not powerful as GIT but simple to start working with trivial concepts). I use HG because it seems very difficult to destroy previous en
I\'m trying to use git checkout <hash> <directory> to checkout a previous revision of a directory in my repo.This works to restore the files in the directory to their previous state, the o
I\'m trying to push my changes to a repo on my NAS.It\'s failing in a way I don\'t understand. The documentation states that by default push works only with fast-forward updates. Fair enough.So I do
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I\'m merging two branches in git, having a week worth of work each and some of the files were moved or renamed and modified.
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Here goes: $ cat .gitmodules [submodule \"utils/external/firepython\"] path = utils/external/firepython
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So far I\'ve resisted having a central repository that I push/pull the changes from my local开发者_JS百科 repository to--I just develop straight to the central repository. I\'m the only developer so t
Say, if the whole team using Git or Mercurial is doing: (example in Mercurial (Hg)): hg pull hg update [edit开发者_StackOverflow files or add files, and test]
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