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How do I edit past git commits to remove my password from the commit logs?

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问题 My problem: cygwin git doesn't seem to correctly prompt for credentials when using https:// URLs, so I used username and password in the URL. Unfortunately when I did a "get pull" it auto-commited a message with the full URL including password. I didn't notice this until after I had pushed the changes. How do I edit old commit messages to eradicate the password in the URL? My shared git repo is on my own server. I can do surgery on the repo if necessary. Instructions on how to change my

Standard to follow when writing git commit messages [duplicate]

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问题 This question already has answers here : Git Commit Messages : 50/72 Formatting (5 answers) Closed 5 years ago . I find myself managing very many files (over 60 but below 70) and my commit messages so far follow this pattern: when I have added something like on layout.css , my commit message is "added something on layout.css file" , and when I remove something, my commit message is "removed something from layout.css file" . Some files down the line, I look at my commits feed and added... and

Standard to follow when writing git commit messages [duplicate]

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Sublime Text line wrap and commit messages

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问题 I use Sublime Text (3) for my default Git commit message editor. I try to follow Git conventions using a hard limit on the number of characters per line (50 for the first line and 72 for the rest). I currently have guides set up at those intervals for visual reference, however rather than manually having to put a line return at the end of 72 characters, I would love to have ST automatically insert a line return for me. Essentially, I want to be able to write without line returns, but have

Does Git allow me to write my next commit message gradually during developing?

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问题 I am new in Git. Is there possible to create commit message step by step during developing? Because I find it very exhausted to review all changes during commit or committing to frequently. Sorry if I am crowding questions in here :) 回答1: Just check changes in as you make them, don't wait until you have a large amount of changes. Not only will this make your commit messages more manageable, but it will help you version control your work better, allow you to track changes more narrowly,

What to do after typing in commit message for git?

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问题 After I type in git commit -a a text editor pops up and I type in my comment. What buttons do I have to press after typing in the comment, to get it to move to the next stage of actually committing? I'm using mysysGit on Windows with the default setup. 回答1: Depends on the text editor you are using. Git chooses the editor specified in the environment variable "EDITOR." On Linux systems this is usually either Vi or Nano. Figure out which it is and then refer to the documentation for the

Proper Commit Messages

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问题 What are commit messages for? I've always been writing them as an explanation of what I did, but I've recently gotten into a discussion about it with a colleague who writes commit messages explaining why he did. Which one is right, or is there another answer entirely? NOTE: I have absolutely no idea if there is a "right" answer for this. As such, I've labeled it community wiki and will not accept an answer. Upvotes shall decide the winner :) 回答1: As a personal preference, I can tell what was

Trigger build in Jenkins/Hudson using hashtag in commit-message

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问题 Is it possible to trigger a Hudson/Jenkins build only when a certain string appears in a commit-message? For instance, I want to trigger a build that rolls out my application to the dev environment by writing a commit message like: MYPROJECT-123 Fixed NPE in MyClass.java #deploy:DEV The general idea is described in this great talk on Continuos Deployment but I couldn't find any information on how to do this in Hudson. I would prefer to have this behavior in Hudson itself and not in an

How do you access the commit message in a Mercurial in-process hook?

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问题 I've been trying def debug_hook(ui, repo, **kwargs): changectx = repo[None] ui.status('change.desc: %s\n' % changectx.description()) return True But it always prints an empty string. Is this because it is a precommit hook and the message isn't available yet? Or am I just missing something obvious? 回答1: It turns out there are two things wrong with my initial approach: As jk pointed out, the precommit event happens before the commit so the meta data for the commit being processed doesn't exist

How do you access the commit message in a Mercurial in-process hook?

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I've been trying def debug_hook(ui, repo, **kwargs): changectx = repo[None] ui.status('change.desc: %s\n' % changectx.description()) return True But it always prints an empty string. Is this because it is a precommit hook and the message isn't available yet? Or am I just missing something obvious? It turns out there are two things wrong with my initial approach: As jk pointed out, the precommit event happens before the commit so the meta data for the commit being processed doesn't exist yet. By using pretxncommit instead, the meta data exists, but the transaction hasn't been committed to the