I\'ve set up a remote non-bare \"main\" repo and cloned it to my computer. I made some local changes, updated my local repository, and pushed the changes back to my remote repo. Things were fine up to
I have deleted a lot of files from my Git repository (from many开发者_JS百科 different directories) physically.
I recently switched to synchronizing my repositories to https:// on GitHub (due to firewall issues), and it asks for a password every time.
How can I use /home/username/www/example.git with remote add command? if I use this: git remote add origin user@example.com:/home/user/www/example.git
I am new in using Git, so here is my context: I am in a situation in which I work on two projects which are stored in different repositories on different servers. On both servers is used gitolite to h
So I have two tracked branches in my repo, \'testing\' and \'master\'. These are tracking to the same named branches on my remote server. I have the .gitconfig option for push.default set to \'trackin
Is there a way to prevent force push into a branch or repository? I want to stop important branches from having their history rewri开发者_JAVA百科tten either accidentally or intentionally.How do peop
I currently have the following structure in my GIT repository: // LOCAL /master /rails3 (HEAD) // REMOTE /HEAD
I have a local clone with my commits showing author and email id as UserA since i have configured my clone with git config.
I have a remote bare repository hub. I work only in the master branch. The last sentence of this error message below makes me wonder: How do I find out which is the \"default configured remote for you
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