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问题 I am taking a front-end dev course on udacity.com. I am currently learning Git and I am stuck. I was working on a project and I thought I was following instructions and making a branch called 'include-andras-destinations'. Somehow, this branch is now part of my home directory, but I want to use a different directory to store my Git projects and inside the parentheses, it should be: (master), like in the attached pic. Anyone knows how can I reset my default home directory/branch and get rid of

问题 I am taking a front-end dev course on udacity.com. I am currently learning Git and I am stuck. I was working on a project and I thought I was following instructions and making a branch called 'include-andras-destinations'. Somehow, this branch is now part of my home directory, but I want to use a different directory to store my Git projects and inside the parentheses, it should be: (master), like in the attached pic. Anyone knows how can I reset my default home directory/branch and get rid of

问题 I'm new to GitHub, and one of the software projects my group is working on interfaces with custom hardware setups. It is necessary to have a different version of the codebase for each hardware setup, but I'm a bit unsure of the best way to do this with GitHub. I could create a branch for each different setup, but that sort of implies that they will eventually be merged back into the master. Has anybody else come across this before, or know of the best way to handle this? 回答1: I don't think

问题 I've got two branches which shouldn't be directly merged together (yet). However, I need to move two different non-consecutive commits from one branch to the other. I currently have: top-branch: A-B-C-D bottom-branch: X-Y And I want to get: top-branch: A-C bottom-branch: X-Y-B-D 回答1: Assuming that you start from a situation similar to this one: > git log --oneline --graph --all --decorate=short * e08a53c (HEAD, bottom-branch) Y * b659a43 X | * 88612b2 (top-branch) D | * 8b37e26 C | * afe4ffd

问题 i have a cordova app with 6 plugins and the strange behavior that app is not working after i create a new clone of the sources from github. If i install a plugin over the config.xml dialog and build the android version of the app. The native source file (*.java) of the app is copied into App\platforms\android\src\org\apache\cordova\camera\CameraLauncher.java The app runs on the dev device where i added the plugin to the project. But if i upload my changes (config.xml, app/plugins folder) to

问题 I am a relative beginner at git - I have two branches: master and frontend . I've recently done something that's messed everything up and I don't know how to fix it. I cannot seem to find a way forward without making it worse - I would appreciate your indulgence. This is my gitk --all : Top blue: stash WIP on frontend Second blue: index on frontend. Red: Local uncommitted changes, not check in to index Green: Local changes checked in to index but not committed Yellow: frontend and master

问题 I am a relative beginner at git - I have two branches: master and frontend . I've recently done something that's messed everything up and I don't know how to fix it. I cannot seem to find a way forward without making it worse - I would appreciate your indulgence. This is my gitk --all : Top blue: stash WIP on frontend Second blue: index on frontend. Red: Local uncommitted changes, not check in to index Green: Local changes checked in to index but not committed Yellow: frontend and master

问题 I am new with GIT and branching and recently I saw protected branch, what does that mean and how do we protect a branch? 回答1: It's not a feature of git but a feature of Github and other code hosting sites. It allows you to protect specific branches from unauthorized modification. Here's the Github documentation:: Protected branches ensure that collaborators on your repository cannot make irrevocable changes to branches. These branches can also be protected by requiring pull requests to have

问题 I have a repository on bitbucket that contains three branches. I'm able to list the remote branches using a good old git branch --remote command, and everything works perfectly. However, when I visit my repository using a browser, I can only see two branches. Someone please help. Bitbucket just ate my branch 回答1: The "active" filter on the Bitbucket branch screen only shows the main branch (usually named "master") and any branches that are ahead of the main branch. You can click "merged" at

问题 I used the following command to clone svn repo into git and after executing it, i see some spurious branches. git svn clone [SVN repo URL] --no-metadata -A authors-transform.txt --stdlayout ~/temp git branch -a *(no branch) master remotes/abc-1.3.x remotes/abc-1.3.x@113346 remotes/abc-1.3.x@541512 remotes/branch_test_script remotes/tags/modules-1.2 remotes/tags/modules-1.2@113346 remotes/tags/modules-1.2@516265 remotes/tags/release-1.1 remotes/tags/release-1.1@113346 remotes/tags/release-1.1