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问题 I've tried typing in svn commit and it will bring up a screen with the list of files being added/changed/etc. as well as a place to enter in a message, but pressing enter will add a newline to the message, not initiate the commit. Is there a hotkey or some key combination to initiate the commit (it looks like there's some sort of emacs-ish like console at the bottom)? This is on a linux system. 回答1: It will open your default editor; if you quit the editor, no log message will be saved; thus,

问题 I need to show a process of commiting my files to the svn. I use vs2008 C#.I take a progress bar, but when I am starting commiting, I don't know how to show my progress(also I want to look what file is uploading now in a label for example) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2863301/show-the-progress-of-commiting

问题 I want to add the svn revision to every git commit title, so can I can see every Revision in each commit in the history of our Team Foundation Server. I already tried editing a commit with "--amend", but this way it just makes a new commit (and the history becomes incorrect). Also I dont wanna edit every commit one by one. Screenshot of what I wanna archieve The Screenshot shows what I did with --ammend. I'm using svn2git for the Migration. 回答1: There are pleny tools called svn2git . If you

问题 I have the following problem... I was trying to merge a remote branch into my local, then push the changes to the repo... Ok, I fetched the remote branch which had three commits, but one of them is not finished, so I don't want push one of these commits to the repo... when I run git log, it shows me this: commit: A1 merge: M1 merge remote branch "remote/branch" commit: A2 commit: A3 commit: A4 And I want remove commit A2... how can I do it? I was searching and some people says to use git

问题 In light of this: Combining multiple commits before pushing in Git suppose I have this rebase: pick 16b5fcc msg1 pick c964dea msg3 pick 06cf8ee msg1 pick 396b4a3 msg2 pick 9be7fdb msg3 pick 7dba9cb msg2 Suppose I want to combine all comitts with the same message into one...(ie all msg1 commits into a single msg1 commit, all msg2 commits into 1 msg2 commit, etc) How should I go about squashing these? 回答1: git-rebase lets you reorder and squash commits. Something like this ought to work: pick

问题 I have a server repository of branch and trunk. The branch is all team members' repositories. I'm trying to use svn hooks only in my repo under branch, but it doesn't seem to work fine. In the following are the steps I tried to approach: checked out my_repo from the remote server's branch/my_repo since the local repo my_repo doesn't have any content, I created a new svn repo locally and copied over everything including the /hooks folder to my_repo . I created an empty file in my_repo and

问题 I'm trying to create and follow best practices for versioning control and came across a reference to atomic commits in Subversion. Since I've never heard of this action, I have a few questions about it. What's its purpose? When should it be used? How is it different than a normal commit? Is it available to TortoiseSVN users? If so, how? 回答1: There is no special command for atomic commits. Every commit in Subversion is atomic. It means every commit (of any number of files) will either succeed

问题 I am running a very simple performance experiment where I post 2000 documents to my application. Who in tern persists them to a relational DB and sends them to Solr for indexing (Synchronously, in the same request). I am testing 3 use cases: No indexing at all - ~45 sec to post 2000 documents Indexing included - commit after each add. ~8 minutes (!) to post and index 2000 documents Indexing included - commitWithin 1ms ~55 seconds (!) to post and index 2000 documents The 3rd result does not

问题 I have to save a large number of objects to the database using hibernate. Instead of commiting all of them at once, I would like to commit as soon as n (BATCH_SIZE) objects are present in the session. Session session = getSession(); session.setCacheMode(CacheMode.IGNORE); for(int i=0;i<objects.length;i++){ session.save(objects[i]); if( (i+1) % BATCH_SIZE == 0){ session.flush(); session.clear(); } } I would have tried something like above, but I read that session.flush() does not commit the

问题 I want to push a single commit to Gerrit without affecting other commits in the same topic branch. Unfortunately I don't have a test instance of Gerrit to experiment with. Scenario: I have contributed a topic branch to the project, which is in review, and other developers have updated parts of it. Now I wish to make changes on top of their updates. To do this I pull the changes by the other developer in the commit I wish to edit, do an interactive rebase locally to make my own changes, then