CLONE GITHUB REPOSITORY TO CPANEL STEPS steps 1. Cpanel -> SSH Access -> Generate New Key(without enter pasword)->after generated key go to under public key-> manage-> authorize (make authoize) -> back, now view/download-> copy key Step 2. Go Github-> https://github.com// -> Settings(repository setting) ->Deploy Keys (rights side)-> add deploy key (give title,and add key)-> done … Read more
In your issue on GitHub, just write a comment with the commit hash. For instance: Fixed with commit 61d949320fc0bf1a8dba09b3845bddcd153b1a64 GitHub will recognize it as a SHA and link to the right commit page.
In github (and in git’s mental framework) you clone and fork repositories. There’s no way to fork a branch; that doesn’t make sense. Just fork the project, and work off the branch you’re interested in. You don’t lose anything by doing so. “Working off a branch” usually means you clone a repository (e.g. git clone … Read more
Specify the branch, commit hash, or tag name after an @ at the end of the url: pip install git+https://github.com/django/[email protected] This will install the version tagged with 1.7b3. Reference: https://pip.pypa.io/en/latest/cli/pip_install/
Make a request on https://api.github.com/repos/{username}/{repo}/commits?sha={branch}&per_page=1&page=1 Now just take the Link parameter of the response header and grab out the page count situated just before rel=”last” This page count is equal to the total number of commits in that branch! The trick was to use &per_page=1&page=1. It distributed 1 commit in 1 page. So, the total … Read more
The already pushed change, if people have pulled it, is something you’ll have to live with. If no one’s pulled it (i.e. you realize your mistake right after pushing), you can amend your commit: git commit –amend Make sure you don’t add any new changes to the commit – don’t use -a, don’t use git … Read more
After some digging, found it: query { repository(name: “repoName”, owner: “repoOwner”) { object(expression: “branch:path/to/file”) { … on Blob { text } } } } The argument passed to expression on the object field is actually a git revision expression suitable for rev-parse, so I guess you can have fun with it to do advanced querying. … Read more
Of-course you can do. Using git diffcommand without any arguments: will compare each modified files in your file system against the files in the current checked-out branch (or) tag. Using git diff <tag(or)branch name>: will compare each modified files in your file system against the files in the specified branch (or) tag. Using git diff … Read more
This is solution fix this issue on ubuntu server 14.04.x 1, Edit file: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list 2, Add to file sources.list deb http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial-security main deb http://cz.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial main universe 3, Run command update and update CURL to new version apt-get update && apt-get install curl 4, Check version (Optional): curl -V Response : curl … Read more
Go to your repo settings. Scroll down to the archives section. Check on the checkbox of Include Git LFS objects in archives. Then try to push from locally again.