I\'m a newbie (like 6 months) Linux user. I\'m using Git for quite a while, and now I\'d like to start learning more advanced stuff. What I\'d like to learn is a variety of ways to handle/manage remo
I can see branching is easy if you\'re using rails or django, which has development servers in their development directories (django-admin.py runserver).
Long story short, I have a git repo with several branches, and I would like to move it to an SVN repo while maintaining all of the branches and commit history.
I just deleted the wrong branch with some experimental c开发者_运维知识库hanges I need with git branch -D branchName.
Pretend I branched from my master branch to a topic branch, and then I did a few commits on my topic branch. Is there a command that tells me the commit hash on 开发者_运维知识库the master branch that
From master, I开发者_StackOverflow created a branch A because I wanted to add a new feature. Upon finishing the feature, I committed everything up to this point. But then I kept working on the branch,
I installed a fresh instance of gitosis, and also have an old one. What do I have to do to move the repos from the old to t开发者_StackOverflowhe new server? Clone on the new server?
First off, sorry if this is a duplicate, but I tried searching and all I could find was stuff on how to make branches in Git and whatnot.That\'s not what I\'m looking for so much; I\'m trying to figur
For my school projects, I was used to have one big repo with several subdirectories for the specific projects. Because I had no time, I always commited anything into the master branch.
I\'m using two local repositories/working trees for our project development: one for the release version (bug-fixes only) and
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