How to fix .vscode tracking in gitignore
Had similar problem, turned out the files were added to my cache. Clearing it with below command worked. git rm –cached .vscode/settings.json Reference to the issue on github where I found the solution.
Had similar problem, turned out the files were added to my cache. Clearing it with below command worked. git rm –cached .vscode/settings.json Reference to the issue on github where I found the solution.
It’s git commit -m “commit message”. You’re missing the -m flag.
You can use the following flags –single-branch && –depth to download the specific branch and to limit the amount of history which will be downloaded. You will clone the repo from a certain point in time and only for the given branch git clone -b <branch> –single-branch <url> –depth <number of commits> –[no-]single-branch Clone only … Read more
Please don’t remove the .git/svn folder to fix this. It requires you to rebuild everything, it is annoying, it will take awhile (for the size of my repo several hours) and it is NOT NECESSARY. I found the right answer here and I’ve included it below. From the link: Inside the .git directory run the … Read more
If you go to the page and view the links provided by “raw” (in the top left corner, when viewing the file). You will see, that you can access it by: https://github.com/username/repository/raw/$changeset_hash/path/to/file Instead of $changeset_hash you can also provide a branch (e.g. master) or tag. You can retrieve the raw file using something like wget. … Read more
You have to inform heroku where to start : missing script: start. In your package.json, you should have something like this: “scripts”: { “start”: “node index.js” } Where index.js is your entry point. As an alternative, you can specify in Procfile: web: node index.js
2010: origin is the default name used by git clone, but you can use any other name when cloning: –origin <name> -o <name> Instead of using the remote name origin to keep track of the upstream repository, use <name>. If you don’t, any time you clone a repo, that remote repo will be referenced by … Read more
As the other guys answer this question, I put commands to delete the folder, delete worktree and delete branch here: first, list all of your worktrees to double check… $ git worktree list then, delete the folder of the worktree $ rm -rf path/to/worktree after that, delete the worktree itself $ git worktree prune in … Read more
The reason is that you just connect to the local git repository and it likes this: You configured Remotes (Home=>Settings=>Repository Settings=>Remotes), so you can commit and sync. Refer to these steps to connect to the remote repository. Go to Team Explorer Click Manage connections=>Connect to Team project After that Open Solution in Solutions section (if … Read more
A recent change to libimobiledevice bumped the constraint on libusbmuxd to >= version 1.1.0. The current usbmuxd homebrew package is version 1.0.10. As a result, homebrew –HEAD installs of libimobiledevice no longer build without a –HEAD install of usbmuxd. Until the usbmuxd homebrew formula is updated, a workaround is to install it at HEAD: brew … Read more