It is not you nor it is correct or expected behavior. It is a current ‘bug’ with Airflow. The web server is caching the DagBag in a way that you cannot really use it as expected. “Attempt removing DagBag caching for the web server” remains on the official TODO as part of the roadmap, indicating … Read more
I use the –mirror option and push to a personal backup repository: Add it as a remote: git remote add bak server:/path/to/backup/repo Do the backup: git push –mirror bak This will automatically make your backup repository look like your active one — branches will be created, deleted, updated (even forced/non-fastforwards) as needed. You can make … Read more
As Junio C. Hamano (main Git maintainer) puts it: Isn’t the rule more or less like: If your shallow repository’s history does not extend long enough and the other repository forked before your truncated history, wyou cannot compute the common ancestor and you cannot push out. Update 2014: see “Is git clone –depth 1 (shallow … Read more
As you mention in the comments, the merge from the pull request will result in a commit. It is on that commit message you can add a “close #xx” in order to trigger the closing of an issue. However, as mentioned in “Closing multiple issues in Github with a commit message”, in GitHub blog post … Read more
You could use a tool like hg-git to: setup a Git repository somewhere that you have push access to, and then run hg push [path] from within your project. For example: $ cd hg-git # (a Mercurial repository) $ hg bookmark -r default master # make a bookmark of master for default, so a ref … Read more
What editor and editor plugins/modes/scripts do you use? I’m generally an Emacs user, and am using js2.el at the moment, but I’m interested in hearing about other setups. I generally use Textmate (with the JavaScript, jQuery, and Prototype bundles). When doing heavy front-end development, where I’m tabbing rapidly between HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files, I’ll … Read more
I can’t believe nobody has mentioned this, but reading the info pages bundled with Emacs is a great way to learn about obscure features. Whenever you need a break from coding, hit M-x info and pick a random page to read. Your emacs ability will improve incredibly quickly. It is also important to realize how … Read more
Pushing to a remote : send some commits you have to a another git repo. The git repo is considered as “remote”, but it can be a repo in another folder of your hard drive. pulling from a remote : get some commits from a remote repo and merge them in your current HEAD (your … Read more
I can’t really speak to the merits of the methods described in your post, but I can describe how we solved collaborative coding in the workflow we use at work. The workflow we use is one of many branches. Our structure is thus: Master is golden; only the merge master touches it (more on this … Read more