On the left side of bitbucket screen there is a vertical column with buttons. The second button from the top is “CLONE” button . Press on this button .You will get HTTP address . Copy this address and use in git in regular way : git clone <HTTP address of repo>
When you create a repository in bitbucket, the user interface displays the exact clone command you need for you: So, your clone command would need to be: https://usersname@bitbucket.org/username/reponame.git
Here’s a solution that doesn’t require you to go back and fix commits. After all it may not be feasible if the repo is remote or shared. It uses core.symlinks=false. You said you tried this but did not say when. You must do it before a checkout, which a normal clone does by default. So … Read more
First clone the repository you want to work with. This step could be skipped if you want it all to happen in the folder you are already in. git clone file:///path/to/repo/ Cloning will bring over the remotes specified in that directory. So you’ll need to remove the remotes you don’t want. git remote rm <remote> … Read more
If you’re using Cocoapods, I actually find that the answer depends on a few things. If you just want the project to be compilable and runable “out of the box”, then go ahead and check everything in; xcworkspace and all pods. If there is a pod that you need to modify for some reason and … Read more
For whatever it’s worth, try git fsck (as per one of the comments) then git gc. When running git status and git commit, they were hanging for me after processing a number of files; and running those commands fixed the issue. I don’t know which command actually fixed the problem.
You need to remove the folder from your local repository with git rm -r folderName and then git commit -m ‘Delete folder folderName because foo (for example) and git push.
Yes, but the button is not visible in all views. If you go to source view you should see the blame button at the upper right hand side of the code view pane. Depending on your version of bitbucket, it may be labeled as “annotate” instead of “blame” in an (unpopular with users) attempt to … Read more
If I understand, you seem to want to only merge in a certain directory of a different repository, and you want it to be a subtree in your repository. I am going to call the directory of interest in the project.git path_of_interest_in_project and call the destination in your repo directory_desination_path. Try adding the remote project.git … Read more