$ git ls-remote https://github.com/gturri/dokuJClient.git 2fb540fc8c7e9116791638393370a2fa0f079737 HEAD 2fb540fc8c7e9116791638393370a2fa0f079737 refs/heads/master This command can be run from any directory. If you only want the last sha1, eg to use it in a script, you could then do: git ls-remote https://github.com/gturri/dokuJClient.git HEAD | awk ‘{ print $1}’
I had the same problem and was able to resolve it by using the Personal Access Token (token access to Private Repositories) instead of the password. Take a look at this from the github community which gives a bit more detail (the answer from hobojoe1848): https://github.community/t/import-repository-not-working/2044/4
Ok, so thanks for the effort, I found a similar question here Summary: Invoking $ repo sync -f -j10 did the trick. As it seems -f or –force-broken flag allows it to recover from network error and more important recover on broken/missing objects.
You can give wildcards to git rm. e.g. git rm *.c Or you can just write down the names of all the files in another file, say filesToRemove.txt: path/to/file.c path/to/another/file2.c path/to/some/other/file3.c You can automate this: find . -name ‘*.c’ > filesToRemove.txt Open the file and review the names (to make sure it’s alright). Then: cat … Read more
I thought the answer by @codewizard was the correct one. Seems VS Code uses ‘id_rsa.pub’ key only, it was not using my other ssh key pair that git.exe was configured to use.(This key wasn’t name id_rsa.) However after generating a new id_rsa key pair, I still got permission denied (publickey). I Found my answer on … Read more
I think global properties should be avoided and gradle offers you a nice way to do so by adding properties to a task: task task1 { doLast { task1.ext.variable = “some value” } } task task2 { dependsOn task1 doLast { println(task1.variable) } }
Git essentially has 4 main statuses for the files in your local repo: untracked: The file is new, Git knows nothing about it. If you git add <file>, it becomes: staged: Now Git knows the file (tracked), but also made it part of the next commit batch (called the index). If you git commit, it … Read more
Just to expand on tillda’s answer, that config can be placed in an ansible.cfg file alongside your playbook. e.g.: ansible.cfg [defaults] transport = ssh [ssh_connection] ssh_args = -o ForwardAgent=yes I’d say it’s better to do that than setting as an env variable, as placing it in a conf file is both more declarative and also … Read more
For Android Studio 3.1.1 Click Version Control tool window (at the bottom of the window). Click Log tab. You will see a list of your commits, with their comments. Right click the commit you want to change its comment, then click Reword.
Even though they are called exactly the same thing, a GitHub pull request and a ‘git request-pull’ are completely different. The git request-pull is for generating a summary of pending changes to be sent to a mailing list. It has no integration by default with GitHub. The GitHub Pull Requests is a fully featured function … Read more