git-svn

问题 I'm trying to mash all my changes since I last pushed to the svn server into one big patch that I can email to my coworker for review. Can I do this with git format-patch ? 回答1: You could use git format-patch origin/master to get all the patches since your current branch forked from the server. (The HEAD is assumed as the final argument in the command, so you are getting origin/master..HEAD .) However, as VonC hints at, that could potentially create a lot of files: one .patch file for every

问题 My normal terminal command line has suddenly disappeared and has been replaced by this git command line ➜ ~ git:(master) ✗ . How do I get rid of this and go back to my normal command line in Terminal? I on Mac OS X. I have tried typing exit , Ctrl + c , q , etc. but nothing helped. 回答1: I know your problem , You are using zsh , right? If so, you should add export PS1=xxxxx to ~/.zshrc , not ~/.bashrc . Or you just don't use zsh , input bash and switch to bash.input chsh -s /bin/bash to change

问题 Issues: Using ls in GIT shows all unicode in filenames as '?' (i.e. ???.mp3). When using git add -A the following error is returned: "fatal: unable to stat 'example/???.mp3': no such file or directory" Is there a solution to this? Thanks. 回答1: Msysgit doesn't have support for non-ASCII characters in filenames. See its issue 80 for details. Consider using Cygwin's git package instead, which does have full UTF-8 support. 回答2: As of MSysGit 1.7.10 (the latest version at this time), Unicode is

问题 I've got a 'git-svn' working tree. I'd like to clone a "pure" git repo off this, and then use git push/pull to move changes between the git-svn tree and the git tree, while also using 'git svn dcommit/rebase' to move changes between the git-svn tree and the SVN repo it's based on. This seems to work okay as far as moving things back and forth between the git trees using git methods, but as soon as I interact with the SVN repo in the git-svn tree, things get wonky -- either I get errors when

问题 I've got a 'git-svn' working tree. I'd like to clone a "pure" git repo off this, and then use git push/pull to move changes between the git-svn tree and the git tree, while also using 'git svn dcommit/rebase' to move changes between the git-svn tree and the SVN repo it's based on. This seems to work okay as far as moving things back and forth between the git trees using git methods, but as soon as I interact with the SVN repo in the git-svn tree, things get wonky -- either I get errors when

问题 I've got a 'git-svn' working tree. I'd like to clone a "pure" git repo off this, and then use git push/pull to move changes between the git-svn tree and the git tree, while also using 'git svn dcommit/rebase' to move changes between the git-svn tree and the SVN repo it's based on. This seems to work okay as far as moving things back and forth between the git trees using git methods, but as soon as I interact with the SVN repo in the git-svn tree, things get wonky -- either I get errors when

问题 The project I work on was divided on 2 projects one year ago. For this svn repository was copied to another location and work was continued into 2 different svn repositories. Now I have to merge these 2 projects into one. For these I would like to have a local git repository with 2 branches, each of those mapped to one of svn repositories. Is it possible? I know that I can create 2 remotes branches in git, but how to explain git that these branches have a common origin? 来源： https:/

问题 I have branches v1.0 v1.1 v1.2 v1.3 v1.4 [master] now i checkout the v1.0 and add some directory with files (db tables, stored procedures, etc) how to merge the newly added directory with files in all branches so my head branch will be updated with that directory 回答1: I guess you need just that particular directory and no other changes which were introduced in different branches, if that is the case then, one way which comes to my mind right now is git cherry-pick . Just check git log and

问题 I asked this question originally on SuperUser, but it looks like I'm much more likely to get an answer here. I have git and git-svn installed via Fink. I try to do the following: $ git svn init http://myserver/myrepo Initialized empty Git repository in checkout/.git/ $ git svn fetch error: git-svn died of signal 10 Why is git-svn failing? How can I fix this? I have the repo already checked out via vanilla SVN, so there shouldn't be any access or permissions issues. 回答1: I was running into the

问题 Continuing from my previous question I decided to go ahead and reclone the thing : $ git svn clone --branches=Branches/Wrye\ Bash/* \ --tags=Tags/Wrye\ Bash/* \ --trunk=Programs/Wrye\ Bash/ --prefix=svn/ \ --ignore-paths="^(?:Releases|Projects|Scripts|Games|)/|^Programs/\ (?:Nif Scanner|Nif Viewer|Raziel23x's Oblivion Toolset|Shader Disasm|Shader Editor)/" \ --authors-file=authors_with_emails.txt \ svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/oblivionworks/code/ . >> 2013.07.28 2>&1 So now I only cloned a