I hope this does not seem to obvious. I have two git repository. We decided to split one branch from the first repoistry into a git sub module. Now I have been using this sub module, however people ha
I am working on my first project using git and have ran into an issue. The repo contains a a client/serve开发者_C百科r app. I have a \'master\' and \'test\' branches, with the intent that master is a
We\'re using TFS but I believe this question exists with any source control system. Basically, we branch our main stream into seperate streams devided by project. As streams are deemed stable they are
I am trying to work out how to use the Branch-per-feature approach in mercurial but having created a branch to work in, and merged it back to default, am unable to push my changes back up to my master
I am wondering if TFS 2008 is capable of sending an automati开发者_开发技巧c notification to a developer when a merge request for a specific bug, change request, etc is made?
I know that tfs 2008 开发者_JS百科can send notification when a check in is made, but in some cases that check in of code won\'t be the complete fix to a bug, rather it may be a series of changesets. S
Solution The question is below the solution. Going off of what Scott Bruns suggested that branching by version might be our problem, I decided to thoroughly read through the Team Foundation Server 20
We have the following structure in our Subversion repo: Here is a quick summary: We started from the trunk and created branch 1.
Suppose we start with a brand new setup. touch somefile git init . git add . g开发者_JAVA技巧it commit -m \"initial commit\"
I am using git for my projects, and some days ago I commited the same changes on on two clients. then I pushed both commits to the central repo. now I have a branch with conflict:
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