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问题 I got very used to git's way of having to touch every file you want to commit, and, while at it, double-check the diff. Now at work i have to use svn and i keep commiting stuff accidentially. Is there a way to make subversion behave like git in that i have to tell every file explicitly that should be included in the next commit? 回答1: An alternative method would be to use the git-svn bridge at work, unless there are reasons as to why you can't. No one but you will have to know that you're

问题 I'm trying to make a post-build commit in Jenkins CI when it's succeeded. Is there a way to make this? My problem is that when i build it generates some dll's in the workspace that i need to commit to the svn. 回答1: It depends on the build technology (e.g. Ant, Maven, MSBuild or FianlBuilder) you use for building your source code. To check-in your build results into your svn, you should add some new steps at the end of your build scripts. This step will simply add your build results to svn.

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

问题 I use number of commits as version of my program (Using hash of commit as version very inconvenient, becouse it not sequential). So I obtain commit number: git rev-list --count HEAD For example for current state it reurns 53. Can I do checkout to commit number 35 ? Or obtain hash of commit number 35 ? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28671503/git-checkout-to-commit-number-n

问题 Is it possible to commit some file (no pom.xml) while mvn release:prepare? In My MultiModul Project I configured the rlease plugin with preparationGoals to change the Version in a sql file. <preparationGoals>clean verify org.codehaus.mojo:build-helper-maven-plugin:1.5:parse-version com.google.code.maven-replacer-plugin:replacer:1.5.0:replace</preparationGoals> Everything works fine but the changed sql File will not be commited. The sql File is in a subdirectory of the parent Folder. There are

问题 Is it possible to commit some file (no pom.xml) while mvn release:prepare? In My MultiModul Project I configured the rlease plugin with preparationGoals to change the Version in a sql file. <preparationGoals>clean verify org.codehaus.mojo:build-helper-maven-plugin:1.5:parse-version com.google.code.maven-replacer-plugin:replacer:1.5.0:replace</preparationGoals> Everything works fine but the changed sql File will not be commited. The sql File is in a subdirectory of the parent Folder. There are

问题 So prior to running git commit I often will run the following: git grep --cached -l -I "debugger" I thought it was similar to: git diff --cached (which will show you all the changes you are about to commit, ie. will show you the diff in your staged files). Unfortunately, I just found that the --cached option for git grep simply tells git to "only" look at everything in its index. So how can I run git grep and have it only grep through my staged files? (Yes, I know I could simply do git diff -

问题 I have read the explanations when a commit may be neccessary after a select statement for DB2 and MySQL: Is a commit needed on a select query in DB2? Should I commit after a single select My question is when and why would it be important to commit after executing a select statement using Oracle? 回答1: If you did a SELECT ... FOR UPDATE; you would need a COMMIT or ROLLBACK to release the records held for update. Otherwise, I can't think of any reason to do this. 回答2: there are only a few

问题 I am using tags by applying them to nightly builds. Then later, I want to use the output of describe --tags --match <latest tag> to tell me how far from the nightly build my images are. This is for QA testing. I just ran into an error in a clone that is older than the current tag. I ran git fetch --tags, so I see the tag in git tag output, but when I run git describe --tags --match <tagname> , I get fatal: No tags can describe <head sha1 version number> . I cannot do a git pull to update the

问题 Is there a way to manually associate a revision/commit with a Redmine issue? Normally we do that by having a proper format of the commit message ("Resolves #..." in our case). But I forgot about it and used a different message. I have no rights to change the commit message now. And even if I would I still would not be able to delete Redmine's data for it to rebuild it again. (Method given in question Redmine and SVN: How to link a Revision to an Issue AFTER the commit has happened?). I have