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问题 I have a long list of commits to make and, as such, would like to stagger the commits. So, when I do: svn st | ack '^M' I would like to commit these files only Is this possible through the command line? 回答1: The xargs command is useful for this kind of thing. Assuming you don't have any filenames containing space characters, you can do: svn st | sed -n 's/^M//p' | xargs svn commit If you do have space characters in filenames, the sed command becomes a little more complex, to add quotes around

问题 I have been working on a git repository and have been pushing my local changes to a remote server all the time... up until recently. When I do a git push, it says that everything is up-to-date. In reality, I'm already 3 commits ahead of the remote version and it's not getting my changes. I have tried the git log -1, git reset --hard solution posted on various places, but that doesn't solve anything. Do I need to change that number to reflect the number of commits that I am ahead? Say I have 5

问题 The lacking JGit docs dont seem to say anything about how to use/detect branches while using a RevWalk. This question says pretty much the same thing. So my question is: How do I get the branch name/id from a RevCommit? Or how do I specify which branch to traverse before hand? 回答1: Found out a better way to do it by looping branches. I looped over the branches by calling for (Ref branch : git.branchList().call()){ git.checkout().setName(branch.getName()).call(); // Then just revwalk as normal

问题 Can I squash a range of commits for a local feature/topic branch using rebase that does not include the most recent commit? This is for commits that I want to prepare before they get merged and pushed to a public repo. I was working quickly and made a bunch of minor changes with poor titles and descriptions that I want to squash into two or three separate logical commits with a great comments. Can I select a range of commits between 329aed9 and af39283 that could be at any point in this

问题 I've seen a lot of problems that are closely related to this but haven't found a solution, so I'm asking. I created a insert into query using the wizard and the tableAdapter that is automatically generated when you drag and drop the datasource into your Windows form. When I put all my data(is a sign up screen) and push sign up, the tableAdapter does the update with the following commands: this.userTableAdapter.InsertQuery(loginText.Text.Trim(), nameText.Text.Trim(), int.Parse(ageText.Text),

问题 I have some difficult to found a Git generic worflow to remove some commits (between 2 refs) from a branch ; here is a little example : My current state are like this : * a878646 (develop) C8a * 070acb7 C7a | * 7937ce7 (HEAD, F1) C9b | * fb4add2 C8b | * 30456de C7b |/ * 6a0999e C6 * 45ae978 C5 * e8a2eeb (tag: T3, master) C4 * 24b98b2 (tag: T2) C3 * c874fc7 (tag: T1) C2 * a853900 C1 I want to test "F1" on my plateform, but ONLY the commits of "F1" on master. In other word, I would like that F1

问题 Alright - so I had a guy (in a school project - don't panic) commit a full eclipse workspace complete with .class files and .settings/ directories. What I did was to clone the repo and make a .gitignore file and issue : $ git reset --soft HEAD^ $ ... unstaged all files and added .gitignore and all files that it filtered in ... Then I tried : $ git commit -c d1cf2d8173234b444c601d5e294a5cf6d790fa2c Where the SHA is the SHA of the online commit. It won't let me push : Pushing to https:/

问题 When I commit and push code to bitbucket, my bitbucket show some other Author name. I used : ~ mymac$ git config --global user.name "Myfirstname lastname" :~ mymac$ git config --global user.email "myemail@abcd.com" :~ mymac$ git config user.name "myusername" :~ mymac$ git config user.email "myemail@abcd.com" :~ mymac$ cat .git/config: Above command show right email and password. But this will only work if I commit from terminal commands. However, in my case I am committing code directly from

问题 Hi I am having a problem committing to a database. I am very new to Firebird SQL. But I have a query that creates a table, then commits it, then inserts it, commits it, view the data, drop the table and then commit it again. I am trying to do this dynamically where I can hit the execute button once and it just follows through. Is there a way to do that? This is the query. create table bp_customCollections( part_number varchar(255) ,part_description varchar(255) ,guided_reading_level varchar

问题 I have installed fresh Ubuntu 12.04 and initialized some project with git . When I did git commit , it opened some file with nano editor for me to enter commit description. Questions: 1) Can I use vi instead of nano and how? 2) Should I append proposed content or replace it? 回答1: Others have indicated how to change the editor, but here are a couple more tips. Firstly, a blank commit message aborts the commit. This is handy if you realise you have forgotten something while typing your message.