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问题 I'am used to use git log --oneline --graph --decorate --all as alias git ll to see the graph of commits in terminal But a problem confuse me when every single time I merge my develop to master . The output of the command above may be like this: * 0d1bf7b (HEAD -> master) Fix typo * f843224 Merge 'develop' to 'master' |\ * | d673b76 (origin/master) Remove console.log for license information * | 5080afc Remove all http url in production * | f28e74b Merge branch 'develop' |\ \ * \ \ 75c5b90

问题 Suppose I have the following branches in git: master release-2014-11-02-some-long-text I would like to easily switch between those to, like this: git checkout devel # checkout to master git checkout release # checkout to the branch release currently points/aliases to, in this case: release-2014-11-02-some-long-text (I would like to change this alias from time to time) How can I do that in Git? 回答1: You can try using git symbolic-ref (as mentioned in "Is it possible to alias a branch in Git?")

问题 After the first release of our product, we will be switching to a different branches for the main development and feature development. Is there a way to create a branch in such a way, so that we can protect it from being removed (accidentally or on purpose) unless you're a specific user (based on role or username)? I tried to create a sample git repository in our local gitlab machine, then protected one of the branches from the option on the website, but then I was able to remove it with git

问题 After the first release of our product, we will be switching to a different branches for the main development and feature development. Is there a way to create a branch in such a way, so that we can protect it from being removed (accidentally or on purpose) unless you're a specific user (based on role or username)? I tried to create a sample git repository in our local gitlab machine, then protected one of the branches from the option on the website, but then I was able to remove it with git

问题 Let's say that there are two people working on a git branch, they check out at the same time but one of them commits first and then the other commits after. Will the newest commit still be merged with the former commit or can multiple people work on the same branch simultaneously? 回答1: Well, when you clone a git repository (is that what you meant by "check out"?), you're effectively creating a new branch. Git branches are local to each repository, not global. Having said that, you have a

问题 Closed . This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 10 months ago . Improve this question I am interesting in this process: First I'd like to make any in my development branch , than it should be pushed to Test (master) branch and, therefore, to production . For me the process: init commit then, make prod branch from master init commit then

问题 I hope to reference a branch instead of typing its name. I anticipate 'reference by number' is the most likely route. But I can't figure out how to parse the branch name from the branch command output in the Windows CMD shell. Background: In my Git for Windows workflow, I frequently need to checkout or merge the branches of several others. I know autocomplete is possible, but it only works in some shells, and is still slower than the job could be. I would like to type these types of things,

问题 This question already has answers here : Cleaning up old remote git branches (9 answers) How do I delete a Git branch locally and remotely? (39 answers) Closed 6 months ago . I know the command git push -d <remote> <branch_name> I want to delete remote branch only from my local git env . The command above removes remote branch from my local and remote github also. However, if I had removed remote branch in github directly like this, there is no branch named feature/search in remote anymore,

问题 This question already has answers here : Cleaning up old remote git branches (9 answers) How do I delete a Git branch locally and remotely? (39 answers) Closed 6 months ago . I know the command git push -d <remote> <branch_name> I want to delete remote branch only from my local git env . The command above removes remote branch from my local and remote github also. However, if I had removed remote branch in github directly like this, there is no branch named feature/search in remote anymore,

问题 We have big project with many teams working on different modules and to keep 'master' always working we're using several team branches merged to the main branch in the end of every sprint if everything is OK. Every team have their feature branches that go to the team branch when they are finished. Now I try to move our project to the Gerrit to prohibit accidental direct pushes into 'master', but face several problems. I used Git a lot, but never used Gerrit before, so I'm little confused with