git-bash

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60483580/what-exactly-does-git-diff-base-do

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60483580/what-exactly-does-git-diff-base-do

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60483580/what-exactly-does-git-diff-base-do

问题 I'm building a pre-receive hook to check the name and email address of the author. I'm able to easily check if the name/email address of the commit using, while read oldsha newsha refname; do authorEmail=$(git log -1 --pretty=format:%ae $newsha) if [[ $(grep -w $authorEmail ~/.ssh/authorized_keys | wc -w) -gt 1 ]]; then echo "Author Email: $authorEmail" exit 0 else echo "Unauthorized Email" exit 1 fi done But instead of simply rejecting it, I want to replace the email with the right one. I

问题 New to Python. I get the following error on doing a python --version on my GitBash. ...Appdata/Local/Microsoft/WindowsApps/python3: Permission Denied Based on some answers on this forum I turned off the App execution aliases for python. Doing this deleted the two "stubs" python.exe and python3.exe from my Windows App folder and resulted in another error of No such file or directory to my python --version on GitBash. I am a novice to python so it gets annoying to be stuck at the installation

问题 New to Python. I get the following error on doing a python --version on my GitBash. ...Appdata/Local/Microsoft/WindowsApps/python3: Permission Denied Based on some answers on this forum I turned off the App execution aliases for python. Doing this deleted the two "stubs" python.exe and python3.exe from my Windows App folder and resulted in another error of No such file or directory to my python --version on GitBash. I am a novice to python so it gets annoying to be stuck at the installation

问题 I want to add git bash to the windows terminal, however, when I add a new git bash tab in the terminal the git bash opens in a different window. Here's my configuration: { "guid": "{--------------------}", "acrylicOpacity" : 0.75, "closeOnExit" : true, "colorScheme" : "Campbell", "commandline" : "C:\\Users\\anonymous\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Git\\git-bash.exe", "cursorColor" : "#FFFFFF", "cursorShape" : "bar", "fontFace" : "Consolas", "fontSize" : 10, "historySize" : 9001, "icon" : "C:\

问题 What is the point of git add . or git add <filename> to add it to the staging area? Why not just git commit -m "blabla" ? I don't understand the value of the staging area. 回答1: There are many uses of staging in git. Some are listed below:- staging helps you split up one large change into multiple commits - Let's say you worked on a large-ish change, involving a lot of files and quite a few different subtasks. You didn't actually commit any of these -- you were "in the zone", as they say, and

问题 Having a problem with adding msbuild to git bash for Win10 already added msbuild to system vars and to path too CMD msbuild calls fine already tried this solution 回答1: If you want to refer to an environment variable you need to prefix it with $ , like $msbuild . I'm not sure that is the best idea though, nor modifying the system path: what if you have different versions of msbuild? Anyway, your real problem is that the command isn't msbuild , it is MSBuild.exe . And a convenient way of adding

问题 I'm using Git Bash on Windows. I have used Git Bash to SSH into a UNIX machine and tried to run a program with a GUI. I got the message: LINUX/UNIX system detected, but unable to access X11 display. I have X-Win 32 (commercial). I've also used Xming which is like a free version of X-Win 32 but has problems with certain graphics. Is there a way I can get this remote system to access my X11 display through X-Win 32 or Xming or through any way ? I'd just like to run programs like MATLAB, with a