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How do I check if a file exists in a remote?

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问题 Is there a way to check if a file under specified, relative path exist in a remote? I'm fine with fetching the info first if it's the only option. In other words I'm looking for git-ls-files with an option to specify remote and branch. I'm only interested if the file exists (a list of files on the branch will do as well), I don't care about hashes, diffs etc. 回答1: You can use git cat-file -e <remote>:<filename> which will exit with zero when the file exists. Instead of <remote> above you'd

git remote repository contains commits unmerged into the local branch

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问题 I am using git inside netbeans IDE. I wanted to change the commit message for the most recent commit I had made. I did that, checked the amend last commit checkbox and committed it to my local repository. When I push this commit to my github repo, I get the error: git remote repository contains commits unmerged into the local branch. open output to see more information. How do I fix this ? I am new to source control. I only want to do very basic version control with my current project. Please

How to undo 'git fetch'

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I just added additional remote A to my repo B and then run git fetch A . How can I undo the fetch? If I just remove remote A : git remote remove A1 would it undo fetch? UPDATE: $ git remote add A path/to/A $ git fetch A The above are commands I run so in result I got all branches fetched to my repo B however I just need one specific branch from repo A and I need it to go in specific folder on repo B but that is another story Merge code between two dfferent git repositories . You can undo all fetches from remote A simply by removing this remote: git remote remove A Now just add it again and

What does git remote mean?

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问题 What does remote mean? When cloning a repository located at a central location, aren't we creating its remote version? When I execute the command $ git remote I get origin . What does this mean? When I execute $ git branch -r I get origin/master . Now what is this? 回答1: I found a fantastic answer here: As you probably know, git is a distributed version control system. Most operations are done locally. To communicate with the outside world, git uses what are called remotes . These are

How to convert a readonly git clone from github to a forked one

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问题 From time to time I encounter this issue. Let's say that I did following to read the source code of rails because I am running into some issues. git clone git://github.com/rails/rails.git During the research I tested something and now I have a fix I would like rails core team to take a look at. How do I push my changes to a forked version of rails. Remember when I cloned, I did not clone a forked version but a read-only version. It is not that I am opposed to forking. It is just that

How do I access a git repo on a windows share?

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I want to be able to sync a work repo from my Windows 7 desktop to my Windows 7 laptop without pushing my commits to our main server. How do I do this? I can't figure out how to set up a remote path so that git can understand where it is. I generally use Git Bash for dealing with git, not the windows commandline, so the issue here is likely that I can't figure out how to write a path in Git Bash which will reference a windows share. So, say I have a repo at (windows share path): \\\\MyWorkPCName\dev\myrepo\ And in the command line, I can access the directories and files (albeit using pushd

Git Tracking Upstream

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I am working on a project and I have a central git repo. This project is a skeleton to be a baseline for a number of forks. Is it possible to configure my local working repository for a fork to track the central for the project as origin and track the skeleton's master as a separate branch named upstream tracking the master of the skeleton to cherry pick changes to the skeleton? I guess I want my workflow to be something like: Create Skeleton >> Fork Skeleton >> Skeleton Pulls Changes from Fork 2 >> Fork 1 Pulls Changes from Skeleton Is there a better process to do what I have described? Read

How to make git repo remember all remotes?

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I have a git repo that is a fork of another repo. As a rule I will normally add a remote called upstream, which is the original repo I forked from. $ git remote -v origin git@github.com:skela/awesomeproject.git (fetch) origin git@github.com:skela/awesomeproject.git (push) upstream git://github.com/bob/awesomeproject.git (fetch) upstream git://github.com/bob/awesomeproject.git (push) Is there any way to have this additional remote persist across clones? Say I delete my local repository and do a: git clone git@github.com:skela/awesomeproject.git And now I recheck my remotes: $ git remote -v

how can I do a git pull in the gitg / gitx visual tool?

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I can do a push using gitg and push my code to the remote master branch but I can't see any option to do a git pull . I am on Ubuntu 10 and 11 You cannot directly pull from git gui , but given than a pull is a fetch followed by a merge , you can fetch the remote (in the remote menu and fetch from ), and then merge the remote branch into yours (Merge menu and Local merge , select tracking branch ). In gitg 0.2.4, you cannot pull directly, so you also fetch and merge: fetch by going in the repository properties, select the remote repo and cli display all branches of the remote, and merge the

Git create remote repository on push

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I have been trying to figure this one out but I am having a hard time doing so. I am currently working on an open source project that requires me to allow a user to push to remote repository without it already existing there. I want to avoid manually logging in to a server and running git init or git init --bare . For obvious reasons, I get the following error when trying to push my local repository to a path that doesn't point to an existing repository on the remote server: fatal: '/var/repositories/myrepo' does not appear to be a git repository fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly But