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问题 I'm having a problem where trying to do a git push hangs up while "Writing objects". This is not the common scenario of Windows and git-daemon that I have seen answered elsewhere. This is Linux to Linux, using ssh. On both the client and server, git version is 1.7.8.6. I've tried doing the following: Create a local empty repo and push to that -- works fine Pull from local repo to local repo -- works fine Clone the remote repo to the local machine -- works fine git fsck and git gc on both

问题 I need to push data in nested subdocument array(replyComment): This is an example of a document from my database: { comments: [ { replyComment: [], _id: 601a673735644c83e0aa1be3, username: 'xyz123@gmail.com', email: 'xyz213@gmail.com', comment: 'test123' }, { replyComment: [], _id: 601a6c94d1653c618c75ceae, username: 'xyz123@gmail.com', email: 'xyz123@gmail.com', comment: 'reply test' } ], _id: 601a3b8038b13e70405cf9ea, title: 'latest test', snippet: 'latest test snippet', body: 'latest test

问题 I'm in the process of trying to understand the stack mechanisms. From the theory I have seen, before a function is called, its arguments are pushed onto the stack. However when calling printf in the code below, none of them are pushed: #include<stdio.h> int main(){ char *s = " test string"; printf("Print this: %s and this %s \n", s, s); return 1; } I've put a break in gdb to the printf instruction, and when displaying the stack, none of the 3 arguments are pushed onto the stack. The only

问题 I'm in the process of trying to understand the stack mechanisms. From the theory I have seen, before a function is called, its arguments are pushed onto the stack. However when calling printf in the code below, none of them are pushed: #include<stdio.h> int main(){ char *s = " test string"; printf("Print this: %s and this %s \n", s, s); return 1; } I've put a break in gdb to the printf instruction, and when displaying the stack, none of the 3 arguments are pushed onto the stack. The only

问题 I'm in the process of trying to understand the stack mechanisms. From the theory I have seen, before a function is called, its arguments are pushed onto the stack. However when calling printf in the code below, none of them are pushed: #include<stdio.h> int main(){ char *s = " test string"; printf("Print this: %s and this %s \n", s, s); return 1; } I've put a break in gdb to the printf instruction, and when displaying the stack, none of the 3 arguments are pushed onto the stack. The only

问题 I have a functional component that has form. Onsubmit call I would like to redirect to another page. function ProfileForm(props) { // many code removed const onSubmit = (data, e) => { e.target.reset(); history.push({ pathname: "/OnSubmit", state: { response: messageFromServer } } } // many code removed } I got this erro:- Unexpected use of 'history' no-restricted-globals After Googling the error I found a similar kind of answer for location. Answer was: Try adding window before location (i.e.

问题 I'm setting up a new git repository for a coding challenge that was sent to me by a prospective employer. I'm using a new computer (Mac OSX); however, when I try to push my existing repository from the command line using HTTPS, I get an error message saying: remote: Permission to afriedman1991/PS_Change_Log_Notifier.git denied to scratchbenchmark. fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/afriedman1991/PS_Change_Log_Notifier.git/': The requested URL returned error: 403 Benchmark was the

问题 I'm using a really unreliable connection and while I try to stage commits so none of them is over 20mb and/or to push them once they reach a size like that, sometimes it's not possible (a few of the assets can be big - I know it's not the best idea to use git for assets too) and there are 90% of chances my connection will fail before everything is sent. Is it possible to push commits one by one, or can you suggest any other tips that could be useful for this case? 回答1: Yes, it's not only

问题 I want to push a patchset to Gerrit which has already been pushed. Originally when the patches were sent up, the build system did not trigger. I need to trigger it again by resubmitting all patches. Gerrit rejects this with ! [remote rejected] HEAD -> refs/for/branch (no new changes) I know there are no new changes but I want to push anyway. How can I do this? --force flag has no effect. 回答1: Execute "commit --amend, change the commit message and push again. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

问题 I'm using the .gitignore file below with the hope that when I push my application, the tmp directory and swap files will be ignored. That isn't happening though and now I am wondering if cf push even considers .gitignore ? *.swp tmp/ Does anyone know if cf push takes a .gitignore file into consideration? 回答1: The file .cfignore is used for that purpose -- it is not the same as .gitignore , but rather its analogy for the cf tool. The reason for not using them for the same purpose is that you