github-for-mac

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41117906/how-to-push-large-size-file-to-github

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41117906/how-to-push-large-size-file-to-github

问题 I've been using the GitHub for Mac app but on the suggestion of a friend, decided to give Tower a shot since it can also handle Beanstalk accounts as well. After installing the trial and putting in my GitHub username and password, I'm given this error: error: could not lock config file /Users/joshferrara/.gitconfig: Permission denied I was just curious if anyone knows what's causing this or if it has any relevance to me using Tower. Any help is greatly appreciated! Permissions on the file:

问题 I've been using the GitHub for Mac app but on the suggestion of a friend, decided to give Tower a shot since it can also handle Beanstalk accounts as well. After installing the trial and putting in my GitHub username and password, I'm given this error: error: could not lock config file /Users/joshferrara/.gitconfig: Permission denied I was just curious if anyone knows what's causing this or if it has any relevance to me using Tower. Any help is greatly appreciated! Permissions on the file:

问题 Like in What does GitHub for Windows' "sync" do? What does GitHub for Windows/Mac “publish” do? Does it push the branch to my origin? 回答1: Does it push the branch to my origin? Yes, but if you don't have an origin yet, it will ask you for the kind of remote repo you want to create. (create... on GitHub of course) See "Push your code to GitHub.com" Click the “ Publish ” button in the upper-right corner and GitHub Desktop will ask you what kind of repository to create: Public repository —

问题 I've installed Github for Mac. I've realised that I need to get to the command line to do some stuff. There is an option in Guthub for Mac to install a command line. All this seems to do is create an alias called Github in /usr/local/bin that points back to the Github for Mac application. Double clicking it opens a terminal window and then Github for Mac. Any ideas how to get Git to work in a command line? Its a relatively clean version of Lion OS X 回答1: https://help.github.com/articles/set

问题 Up until recently, I had this file structure: -Repo A |- .git |- files |- Repo B |- .git |- files I then casually checked out a different branch on Repo A (simply switched branches in Github for Mac), immediately switched back, and voilà: -Repo A |- .git |- files |- Repo B Repo B is there but empty! Not even a .git directory! No remotes, and there goes 2 weeks of 3D modelling. (The irony of it all is that my very first 3D-model (before all of this) went corrupt so I figured I'd use git and

问题 What does this little arrow and "no" symbol to the right of "get_footer(); ?>" mean? 回答1: It's the no-newline octicon. It tells you that your file doesn't have a trailing newline. You can read about why that is important to note in this question. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34271528/what-is-little-red-arrow-and-no-sign-in-github-desktop

问题 I would stick using their official apps as I expect built-in functionality won't break. Yet I think I need to add a second remote to my project, see an answer to my previous question. How does one do that in the app? I only see a "Primary Remote Repository (origin)" box on the Settings tab of one of my repos. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21337197/how-to-add-remotes-in-the-github-app

问题 I would stick using their official apps as I expect built-in functionality won't break. Yet I think I need to add a second remote to my project, see an answer to my previous question. How does one do that in the app? I only see a "Primary Remote Repository (origin)" box on the Settings tab of one of my repos. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21337197/how-to-add-remotes-in-the-github-app