git-remote

How can I obtain the remote used when issuing git push ? I want to be able to use this in a script, or in git alises. Related: Default remote for git fetch The answer is not as simple as for fetching, because there is a list of fallbacks which need to be considered: branch.<name>.pushRemote remote.pushDefault branch.<name>.remote origin These aliases take into account all of the above: branch-name = "symbolic-ref --short HEAD" # https://stackoverflow.com/a/19585361/5353461 branch-remote-fetch = !"branch=$(git branch-name \"$1\") && git config branch.\"$branch\".remote || echo origin #" branch

I'm trying to set up something like this: a bare repo on my HDD drive and a clone of it on my SSD with lfs installed. I'm doing it like this: First I set up a bare repo on my HDD: mkdir git_lfs_test.git cd git_lfs_test.git git init --bare And then on my SSD: git clone D:/Git/git_lfs_test.git cd git_lfs_test git lfs install git lfs track '*.png' After doing this I open the cloned repo in GitKraken. I make the initial commit and then commit and push the .gitattributes file. Then I create a png file (which GitKraken recognises as a lfs file) and push it to the origin. It throws this error: Remote

I have two local projects which I manage with git , one being dependent on the other – like this: project A/ ├── project B/ │ ├── file B₁ │ ├── file B₂ │ ├── … It makes sense to me to have project B as a git submodule of project A . Now, I have set up a remote bare repository for project A for backup and sharing purposes. Of course, I want the remote repository to contain all of project B , including its files ( file B₁ , file B₂ , …). But git push and git push --recurse-submodules=on-demand don’t achieve this. Whenever I list the files in my remote repository by git ls-tree -r HEAD , only the

I have an origin repo that I have full access to and I don't want code to be pushed successfully to this repo unless the code being pushed successfully passes my unit tests. I saw many examples of .git/hooks/update scripts and they seem to break down into a few categories that do not fit my use case. For example, in ( http://git-scm.com/book/en/Customizing-Git-An-Example-Git-Enforced-Policy ), the script accesses files locally in the .git/hooks/ directory (ACL example) or individual files in the new or old SHAs. I need to do an entire build process on all the new files as if I were in the

I'm using GIT for my projects. Now I want to integrate it with github, so I created a remote: git remote add github https://WouterJ@github.com/WouterJ/project.git But now I need to fill in a password for fetching, something that I don't want. So I decided to use a different url for fetching: git remote set-url github http://github.com/WouterJ/project.git git remote set-url --push github https://WouterJ@github.com/WouterJ/project.git If I run git remote -v I get this: $ git remote -v github http://github.com/WouterJ/project.git (fetch) github https://WouterJ@github.com/WouterJ/project.git (push

I have a remote bare git repository. A new developer cloned it, but he didn't have a properly configured .gitignore file, so he mistakenly pushed some unwanted files into the remote. When I pulled the changes and merged, I got these previously untracked files. Others have also pulled the changes from the remote and have these unwanted files as well. How do I delete these files from the remote repository, and everyone else's remote/origin/branches? This is a three step process: Remove the files from your copy of the repository (either with git rm or by totally purging these files from your

I've been trying to push my local copy to the remote repository. However, the following error shows up on my console: Total 0 (delta 0), reused 0 (delta 0) remote: Deploying... remote: Created deployment: uconnect-dev-server.clouddev.gaeTemplate-d981b975f1ecaa6d.deployment_1382264909584 remote: Created deployment: uconnect-dev-server.clouddev.gaeTemplate-d981b975f1ecaa6d.deployment_1382264909584 remote: Created deployment: uconnect-dev-server.clouddev.gaeTemplate-d981b975f1ecaa6d.deployment_1382264909584 remote: Deployment failed: Deployment failed, details: { Failed to load application, Empty