git-bash

问题 I want to know what is the generic way to check-in code on Azure DevOps from Visual Studio or Git-Bash that has been coded in Visual Studio. The problem that occurs is the bin folder contains many third party dll's which are kept in the source before building the project. Those third party dll's are necessary to project. However after check-in to Azure DevOps the bin and obj are not present. This happens due to .gitignore and .gitattribute files. I have deleted both the files and checked in

问题 I want to know what is the generic way to check-in code on Azure DevOps from Visual Studio or Git-Bash that has been coded in Visual Studio. The problem that occurs is the bin folder contains many third party dll's which are kept in the source before building the project. Those third party dll's are necessary to project. However after check-in to Azure DevOps the bin and obj are not present. This happens due to .gitignore and .gitattribute files. I have deleted both the files and checked in

问题 Was looking at a tape + tap video and tried to get it to work. OS: Windows 7 Git Bash Shell node main.js | ./node_modules/.bin/tap-spec stdout is not a tty. main.js: var test = require('tape'); var add = require('./add'); test('add: two numbers add correctly', function(t) { var actual = add(1,2); var expected = 3; t.equal(actual, expected); t.end(); }); add.js: module.exports = function(a, b) { return a + b; }; winpty node main.js | ./node_modules/.bin/tap-spec doesn't fix the problem. 回答1:

问题 Was looking at a tape + tap video and tried to get it to work. OS: Windows 7 Git Bash Shell node main.js | ./node_modules/.bin/tap-spec stdout is not a tty. main.js: var test = require('tape'); var add = require('./add'); test('add: two numbers add correctly', function(t) { var actual = add(1,2); var expected = 3; t.equal(actual, expected); t.end(); }); add.js: module.exports = function(a, b) { return a + b; }; winpty node main.js | ./node_modules/.bin/tap-spec doesn't fix the problem. 回答1:

问题 Seems as though an update on Windows 10 overnight broke Python. Just trying to run python --version returned a "Permission Denied" error. None of the three updates; KB4507453, KB4506991, or KB4509096 look like they'd be the culprit but the timing of the issue is suspicious. Rather than messing with rolling back, I'm hoping there's a simpler fix that I'm missing. The permissions on python are "-rwxr-xr-x" and I haven't changed anything besides letting the Windows update reboot machine after

问题 I'm able to authenticate, generate, push etc just fine with my SSH keys and Moovweb credentials on my Mac and Linux machines. However, on my Windows machine, using Git Bash, I get an SSH Permission denied (publickey) error. The error message is below: $> moov generate 123dsfsdsf nytimes.com Running environment checks. Verifying that git is installed...OK Checking that current 123dsfsdsf directory doesn't exist...OK Registering project with MoovCloud. Authenticating with MoovCloud. Checking

问题 For example, I start "git bash"; I navitage to certian directory; I start git gui& ; I close the console window or press Ctrl+C. Git-gui's window disappears. Even if I used git gui&disown . Even if it is not in foreground when I pressed Ctrl+C. How to properly detach git gui from Windows console? 回答1: To the benefit of the others I will give a more general answer related to both git bash and msys bash. Solution 1: Detach without stdout Assume you want to detach the app: "C:\Program Files

问题 I'm usually running Git Bash in ConEmu tabs. It would be really handy to show the name of the current directory in the tab bar for each instance of Git Bash, but if I set the tab template to %d or %f , I always get my Windows home directory, no matter where I cd to in Git Bash. Is there a way to display the path in the tab bar? As you can see from the attached screenshot, I'm navigated to the banana folder, but ccook (my home dir) is shown in the tab. The Title ( %s ) seems to contain the

问题 Creating this question based on the advice of another users advice, it is a follow-up of this. The scenario is that I am currently trying to create a Powershell script, that a first-time user can run, which will install a bunch of programs and complete several configuration changes. One of the configuration changes is to create a file which has two shell commands (posted below), which will then be executed everytime GitBash is loaded. The commands I'm trying to input into the .sh file are..

问题 This problem is not related to any git configuration nor repository, it's related with the Program Gith Bash and the OS Windows 10 It began once I installed and customized Git Bash on my Windows profile, it never appeared the Git icon on the toolbar, which was bothering me. So I start to go after some ways to fix it. (reinstalling never worked) In an attempt to erase all customizations I made on Git Bash I deleted everything related to Git from the Windows Registry Editor, which at the time I