branching-and-merging

问题 I am new to git and am learning to branch and merge. When I perform the following operation: git checkout -b test a new branch is created, I am switched to that branch. When I: vim testfile and enter some text and save, testfile is created as expected. However when I then change to another branch via the following command: git checkout master or git checkout unrelatedBranch I find that the testfile also exists in these other branches with the same contents. This behavior is inconsistent with

问题 I am new to git and am learning to branch and merge. When I perform the following operation: git checkout -b test a new branch is created, I am switched to that branch. When I: vim testfile and enter some text and save, testfile is created as expected. However when I then change to another branch via the following command: git checkout master or git checkout unrelatedBranch I find that the testfile also exists in these other branches with the same contents. This behavior is inconsistent with

问题 EGit strikes again. I made the mistake of trying to switch to a different branch in EGit and it somehow messed up and checked out no branch. I then made a commit to this non-branch, and then when I realized I wasn't tracking the right branch, I ran the following: $ git checkout issue2 Warning: you are leaving 1 commit behind, not connected to any of your branches: bada553d My commit message If you want to keep them by creating a new branch, this may be a good time to do so with: git branch

问题 We will be attempting a work flow in github where every ticket is a branch off of master. After the ticket is complete, the work is merged into staging where regression and integration tests are performed before it is merged into master. A team lead brought up the issue of the old ticket branches after a merge will start to build up. I found this script and want to know if this would work in our environment. We only want to delete branches that have been merged into master. 回答1: There's no

问题 We will be attempting a work flow in github where every ticket is a branch off of master. After the ticket is complete, the work is merged into staging where regression and integration tests are performed before it is merged into master. A team lead brought up the issue of the old ticket branches after a merge will start to build up. I found this script and want to know if this would work in our environment. We only want to delete branches that have been merged into master. 回答1: There's no

问题 I'm in my first software engineering class. It's the first time any of us has worked in a team and used git and github. In class our teacher told us that you should usually branch off the master, after you finish your new feature, merge it back to the master. This is what I've been doing. However the other members of my group are not branching. They pull from the master on github to their local machine, make edits, finish their feature on their local master, then push to the master on github.

问题 I'm in my first software engineering class. It's the first time any of us has worked in a team and used git and github. In class our teacher told us that you should usually branch off the master, after you finish your new feature, merge it back to the master. This is what I've been doing. However the other members of my group are not branching. They pull from the master on github to their local machine, make edits, finish their feature on their local master, then push to the master on github.

问题 On my machine, I've set --skip-worktree to config/database.yml . git update-index --skip-worktree config/database.yml Another developer has committed and merged into the develop branch changes to config/database.yml while working on the project. Now, when I do git pull origin develop , I get Andrews-Air:[project] agrimm$ git pull origin develop From bitbucket.org:[company]/[project] * branch develop -> FETCH_HEAD Updating [SHA]..[Another SHA] error: Your local changes to the following files

问题 I have a Subversion repository (running SVN 1.6.6) on an Ubuntu Linux server, and I'm trying to create a branch using the TortoiseSVN GUI; However, I get an error back: COPY c:\work\repositoryWorkingcopy\ to http://svnserver/svn/repository/Oct13, Revision HEAD Error '/svn/repository/!svn/bc/234/branches' path not found I logged into my Linux box to see if the "branches" folder was NOT available. However, I could see that /var/svn/repository/branches existed. So, what's the problem and how do

问题 I have a feature branch that has a few commits (see below). Since branching, a few commits have been added to master too. So I merged master into the feature branch. git checkout feature git merge master This results in the below log history on the feature branch: * E (HEAD) merging master into feature |\ | * D feature commit 2 | | | * C feature commit 1 * | B master commit 2 |/ * A master commit 1 In reality the number of commits on the feature path is large (100+) and I'd like to squash