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问题 What if I want to save a commit say commit-1 but don;t want to push it and then after few commits,which I have pushed also, then I want to push that commit-1 ? 回答1: You want to reorder the local commits before pushing? You can do that using git rebase --interactive . Be sure to read about the pitfalls of using this, though. Used correctly it is very powerful. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12159662/create-a-commit-save-it-dont-push-it-than-create-some-few-more-commits-push

问题 This question was migrated from Super User because it can be answered on Stack Overflow. Migrated 5 years ago . My company does not maintain the repository with git (we effectively use CVS), but I keep a repo locally for my own sanity. In the past, I've wanted to bring up commits related to, say, bug-report-abcde . I can grep through the commit messages to find bug-report-abcde and browse them. Right now, I have an Emacs function hooked to provide the current branch name as a 'header' in the

问题 There are minor coding style changes that I often want to commit to the source control, but now the change log is full of those changes that do not affect code functionality. What should I do next time I have to fix minor things like: Remove and sort usings (in .NET, imports in python, includes in c++) Correct indentation, spacing and line breaks 回答1: If you are changing the code file, I don't really see why you wouldn't want to commit and share those changes. If you don't you run the risk

问题 We're using MS Visual Studio 2008. TFS seems to take into account the creation date of a file or something, to determine whether the files should be committed. Is it possible to make TFS test just on the filename and content? I check out an xml or txt file I copy the content I open notepad and paste I save the file using the same name, and confirm the overwrite I commit: TFS by default selects the file for committing Although the name nor the content has changed. Our concrete use case: We

问题 I'm going to archive an old huge project containing a lot of garbage. I hope I'll never need it again, but I want to put all important things under version control. Because of the chaos in the project, it's not easy to say what are the sources and what can go away (there's no makefile , no make clean , nothing). So I'd like to put there nearly everything and consider only the largest files for exclusion. How can I list the files to be committed (or to be staged) together with their size? I

问题 I have a file open for writing, and a process running for days -- something is written into the file in relatively random moments. My understanding is -- until I do file.close() -- there is a chance nothing is really saved to disk. Is that true? What if the system crashes when the main process is not finished yet? Is there a way to do kind of commit once every... say -- 10 minutes (and I call this commit myself -- no need to run timer)? Is file.close() and open(file,'a') the only way, or

问题 I have committed a few source files to my git repository and tagged it as a new version of my software. But I saw a mistake I had just made and used the "amend" feature to commit the corrected files. Now, I see that the tag was not transferred to the new commit (the one made with the "amend" feature). But I can also see that the tag still exists... I would like to know what happened to the tag. Is this behavior a bug? Is the tag linked to a commit which doesn't exist anymore ? I know I can

问题 This is my C# WinForm Code I have 2 stored procedure, the 1st doing Insert in Table1 and the 2nd doing Update in Table2 both are in a for loop. Please guide me on how to use Commit and Rollback in this code because I have GridView and GridView have many rows if any row have incorrect data then no rows get inserted and updated in Tables try { con.Open(); da = DateTime.Now; if (txt_challanno.Text == "") { //MessageBox.Show("Insert Order No.", "Message Box Sample", MessageBoxButtons.OK,

问题 I am trying to get one directory from one remote repository but I only want to get that file from a specific hash. If I use git archive with HEAD everything is OK but when I try with a specific hash: git archive -v --format tar --remote=ssh://....myrepo.git agithash afile > output.tgz But I'm getting fatal: sent error to the client: git upload-archive: archiver died with error remote: fatal: no such ref: 9a9c309 remote: git upload-archive: archiver died with error So I've read that I could

问题 I do have a webapp written in Java on Tomcat, all connections should be autoCommit=false by default. Now, if I do run SELECT statement only in a transaction. Do I still need to call commit() or is it sufficient just to close the connection? For what it's worth: I am on Oracle 11.2. There is a similar question but does not actually give an answer for this case. 回答1: It is sufficient to close the connection, no need to call commit or rollback . But according to connection.close(), it is