Edit, September 2020: This is becoming more common because people are renaming existing master branches to main or similar in various server-side bare repositories. For a TL;DR, if you’ve done this in a server-side bare repository—or made a repository with git init –bare without also updating the initial master part—you will want to adjust the … Read more
Expanding on other answers, these are the steps I took on a fork I had of tsc-watch: git remote add upstream https://github.com/gilamran/tsc-watch.git git fetch upstream git merge upstream/master git push Explained: adding the remote server as upstream (alias) fetch all changes from the upstream remote merge changes from upstream/master branch into my current branch push … Read more
It worked by using oxyum’s suggestion of changing the : to a /: pip install git+ssh://[email protected]/matherbk/django-messages.git
Medium have said in their Twitter support feed that it’s an issue that only affects the editor but it should look fine when published: Hi Ayush! This is a known issue that only affects the editor. The gists will be displayed properly once the post is published. Sorry for the trouble!
The official commit comparison API is Compare two commits: GET /repos/:owner/:repo/compare/:base…:head Both :base and :head can be either branch names in :repo or branch names in other repositories in the same network as :repo. For the latter case, use the format user:branch: GET /repos/:owner/:repo/compare/user1:branchname…user2:branchname Note that you can use tags or commit SHAs as well. … Read more
Eric has already given the best answer for this question in the case that the repository does not exist, but I want to point out that: The response pair of “Repository not found. / remote end hung up unexpectedly” is also given by GitHub when the repository does exist, but the user does not have … Read more
Well the solution was pretty simple, hinted by Pat Notz and Bombe. #Make sure we’re on the master branch $ git checkout master # Make a new branch to hold the work I’ve done $ git branch old_master # Save this branch on my remote repo (for backup) $ git checkout old_master $ git push … Read more
You can also run the following to reset to the remote’s HEAD: git reset –hard <REMOTE>/<BRANCH_NAME> Ex: git reset –hard origin/master