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So I have the following repo setup in Gitlab: Template Repo A Project Repo B, based on Template Repo A Project Repo C, also based on Template Repo A Whenever some of the core files (of the Template ...
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I am creating several new repositories and I want to automate it for a future product I am building. Got stuck on the first step. The following command works (at least there is no error message): git ...
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I have set up a pet project in a remote repository on gitlab.com and I have the local repo in a folder on MacOS. My SSH key on gitlab.com is setup OK and communications work alright. I edit/test/debug ...
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I tried everything: deleted VS Code, used SSH, tokens, and all the commands which are available on YouTube or Stack Overflow, but still I cannot push my code from VS Code to GitHub. When I run: git ...
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I am facing a great deal of trouble pushing code to the correct branch of my GitHub repository. Let me explain in detail. I am going to GitHub account and creating a new repository(private type) from ...
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The flag --atomic for git push guarantees that if the command either succeeds or no refs are updated. Does --no-atomic just turns off this guarantee or does it establish the opposite guarantee - that ...
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I have two local clones of the same remote repository (urlA): mirror/ – created with git clone --mirror urlA mirror dirB/ – created with git clone --reference-if-able ../mirror urlA dirB In dirB, ...
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I was trying to push my final project, so the whole thing is stored in a commit, but one of the files was too large for github so I was trying to remove it. I've been staring at this for about 11 ...
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I've a local directory: Networking (where I did git init). I added another directory: Aruba (with *.pdf files in it) inside directory: Networking Made some changes in the already existing files in ...
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I created a new Bitbucket repo, and by default it created it with a .gitignore. I have a large project not yet in source control. This doc says to do the following: git init git add --all git commit -...
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Let's say I have: Two remotes 'remote-A' and 'remote-B'. (in fact the remote names contain long-ish numbers, so really don't want to type or remember them) Branch 'branch-A' tracking 'remote-A/branch-...
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UPDATED AT 24/2/2025============================= I try to reproduce the issue by the commands below: git branch feature git checkout feature git rebase --onto v0.5.7 git rebase main (which is v0.5....
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I'm checking out Lapce and it looks pretty cool. Lapce tracks changes, and allows me to commit. QUESTION, is there a way to push changes to Github from within Lapce, or do I have to go to git bash to ...
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So I have a gitlab-ce omnibus installation (version 17.5.1) on a centos server. In this gitlab server I have an old (but still used) repository with 52 000 commits, 190 branches and total storage size ...
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I recently started using GitHub to manage my code, using git commit -a -m command to commit changes to all files (-a) added with git add <filename>, along with a message (-m). After that, I run ...
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