npm install error code 128
A recommended first step is to use the latest npm: npm install -g npm (You may need sudo). You are using npm 2.x, the latest is 3.5.x.
A recommended first step is to use the latest npm: npm install -g npm (You may need sudo). You are using npm 2.x, the latest is 3.5.x.
If you want a dynamic index that doesn’t require any updating the only method I’ve found is by generating it client side with the github contents api. Here is a simple example that creates links to files in the top level directory of your project. If you want to support subdirectories using this method you … Read more
It seems that the git-completion.zsh is not designed to be sourceed. You could copy the git-completion.zsh file to somewhere in the $fpath and rename it to _git instead. For example: (if you decide to have ~/.zsh/functions/_git.) First, you could copy the git-completion.zsh to there and rename it to _git. % mkdir -p ~/.zsh/functions && cp … Read more
Edit 2020-01-23: Searched quickly and FYI saw that there’s another plugin that seems more VCS agnostic: https://github.com/mhinz/vim-signify There’s a new plugin that does this: vim-gitgutter. It puts the changes in the Vim gutter whenever you save the file. Here’s what it looks like in action:
cherry-pick effectively applies the changes from commit A onto the working tree and makes a commit. This means if you get any conflicts during cherry-picking you need to commit after resolving them to finish the cherry-pick. EDIT Edward noted that this is only true when you are cherry-picking a single commit. When picking multiple commits … Read more
I think you want to: git fetch –all -Pp where: git fetch Download objects and refs from another (remote) repository –all fetch all remotes. -P remove any remote-tracking references that no longer exist on the remote. -p remove any local tags that no longer exist on the remote. for more use git fetch –help We … Read more
I just started getting this as well. Something surely changed in the default settings with a recent update. The solution seems to be to turn off this setting git.useEditorAsCommitInput To change this, go to: File > Preferences > Settings > search “git.useEditorAsCommitInput” then untick
You’re doing the right thing. cd ~/Sites/ git clone ~/Dev/markupDNA/ project-N cd project-N git remote rename origin markupDNA Nav to the folder where you store your projects clone your base markupDNA repo with custom name rename the remote so that if you want to an ‘origin’ later, you can
git clone –depth 1 implicitly carries a –single-branch option, which defaults to the primary branch, which is origin/master by default. If you want to clone a different branch, tell git which one you want to clone. git clone –depth 1 –branch <branch> url
Unfortunately, git pull doesn’t fetch tags by default. You need to run git fetch –tags, and then you’ll have them. The default behavior of git pull and git fetch is to only retrieve tags that are directly accessible by the current references. If any tags are not, then those are not fetched. Passing –tags to … Read more