See the following posts on Junio C Hamano (git maintainer) blog: Completing a merge Never merging back (about branches forked with intention of not merging back) Resolving conflicts/dependencies between topic branches early Fun with remote branches (1) Fun with remote branches (2) Take also look at gitworkflows manual page.
for C++ on Linux, you can do: objdump –source yourbin |grep printf Replace printf with whatever function call you do. If it is debug, it will display all the actual source code call you do. If it is release, it will just display the founded symbol from the symbol table. for C++ on Windows, you … Read more
As documented in Bean.destroyMethod: As a convenience to the user, the container will attempt to infer a destroy method against an object returned from the @Bean method. For example, given an @Bean method returning an Apache Commons DBCP BasicDataSource, the container will notice the close() method available on that object and automatically register it as … Read more
I quote “The biggest difference between these is that: In a debug build the complete symbolic debug information is emitted to help while debugging applications and also the code optimization is not taken into account. While in release build the symbolic debug info is not emitted and the code execution is optimized. Also, because the … Read more
Even after running flutter build ios, Xcode always ran the Debug version (slow mode). To solve this, I had to change the Build Configuration of the Run schema: Click on Runner, and Edit scheme Select Release for the Build Configuration of the Run schema Hoping this is helpful.
If you installed pyenv via pyenv installer: pyenv update If you installed pyenv via Homebrew brew upgrade pyenv If you installed pyenv via Git: cd $(pyenv root) && git pull
It is possible to discard the release by creating a new release without a bundle or APK, inserting a release name, which is required, and completing the process.
Yes, restart your phone. It worked for me.
Having separate debug and release builds is a good idea, because it does make development easier. But debug builds should be for development only, not for testing. You test release builds only. And you don’t use developers to test those builds, you use testers. It’s a simple policy that gives the best of both worlds, … Read more
When you consider the GitHub API for creating a release, you see a release needs: a tag a commit referenced by that tag So you need to move your tag (locally first, then push it to your GitHub repo) git tag -f -a <tagname> [<commit> | <object>] # or, to avoid an editor git tag … Read more