git-pull

问题 I use Git and GitHub to push changes I make on my local web development environment to my GitHub account and from there I pull these updates to my live production site. I am working with WordPress, so what I have done is .gitignore the wp-config.php file as my productions site has its own unique wp-config.php file with its own respective database credentials. As I am git ignoring this file, when I pull to my production site it gives me the following error: error: Your local changes to the

问题 Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 2 years ago . I want to check if I have the latest version of program. I have my program shared to bitbucket.org , and I want my c++ code to write me if I need to pull the latest version, or I already have the latest version. 回答1: First, you have to fetch to get the state of the remote tracking

问题 I committed some unnecessary code so I used: git reset HEAD~ I checked out the files and tried to push my last commits (which were correct). However, I'm receiving error: error: failed to push some refs to 'git@github.com:MyProject/MyProject.git' hint: Updates were rejected because the tip of your current branch is behind which is probably since the commit is not reverted correctly since when I do git pull, the commit is back again. How can I correctly revert this commit? additional info: git

问题 My local git repository is inside encrypted volume. I would like to be able to run git pull --all only when the remote has new commits. However, I'm unable to use post-receive hook like here since I don't have the password to the encrypted volume. This means that even if the hook will be triggered I still don't know the password to mount the volume and to pull the new changes. So I'm looking for some other alternatives, one possible way I was thinking of was to ask the remote for the latest

问题 According to my understanding of merge conflicts, a merge conflict occurs when two people have changed the same file, and/or modified the same line in that file. So when I did a git pull origin master I expected a merge conflict, since the same line was different in both the versions, but it looks like git decided to overwrite my local files. To give more information, I pushed my version on Github few days back. Then someone pulled it, worked with it, and pushed it back to github. Two of the

问题 I'm a new user of git and am using JGit to interact with a remote git repository. In JGit, I used CloneCommand to initially to clone a repo, and it worked without a issue. However, when I try to use PullCommand , which is the equivalent of SVN update AFAIK, the local repo contents are not updated. This is the code that I used: private String localPath; private Repository localRepo; private Git git; localPath = "/home/test/git_repo_test"; remotePath = "https://github.com/test/repo_1.git"; try

问题 When pulling from a team based Git remote repository, I get this message: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin\git.exe" pull --progress "origin" +refs/heads/master:refs/remotes/origin/master Updating 71089d7..4c66e71 error: Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by merge: Source/Reporting/Common/Common.Dal.csproj Please, commit your changes or stash them before you can merge. Aborting Done What rule (or feature) in Git makes sure that the file I modified in my working

问题 I know git fetch --tags will fetch all tags from remote to local. I am not sure will git pull get tags from remote by default, so will it or not? 回答1: It should, since git pull does a git fetch and a git merge. But it will do so only from git 1.9.0+, as I mentioned in "Does “git fetch --tags” include “git fetch”?". 回答2: A git pull will by default only fetch tags that are reachable by the objects that are fetched. From the git pull documentation --no-tags By default, tags that point at objects

问题 I was wondering if anyone knows of a library or how to perform a get pull request with pure PHP, without git being installed on the server. First of all, is this even possible? I have seen the odd class, but they don't seem to be able to perform pull requests. I guess an alternative would be bundling some form of stripped down version of git with my script. Would that be possible? I am really at a loss here so any help or suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks. 回答1: I have just

问题 I'm curious what's the best practice of keeping your occasional contributions to an OSS project in git (e.g., on github/bitbucket/gitlab), whilst the upstream is exclusively CVS. My take is that it's very convenient to simply commit CVS/{Entries,Repository,Root} directly into git , and then at any time and from any box, you can simply checkout your git repo (w/ git ), and then update from the real upstream with cvs up , which is exactly what I do with my OpenBSD ports-readmes fork, as well as