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问题 I have a repository on github. My repository is forked by another user. Now he has raised a pull request. I would like to push one commit from my end to his feature branch(for which he has raised a PR). Is this possible. Here is what I did git pull remote-ref-other-user feature-branch After doing this I am able to pull his commits. but when I do some change, add another commit and try to push it this way. git push remote-ref-other-user feature-branch I get this error error: src refspec

问题 Maybe its because I have been working all day and I can't see the problem. But in the following code the alert only shows the last added value and doesn't push the value in the array. :( window.sortControl = { sortControlPanel: $('div.sortControl'), simpleSortCriteriaList: $('div.sortControl .simple'), advancedSortCriteriaList: $('div.sortControl .advanced'), dropDownExpander: $('div.sortControl .dropDownExpand.primary'), dropDownContent: $('div.sortControl .dropdownContent.primary'),

问题 My app has 7 subsequent view controllers: VC1 - VC7 In my navigation bar I have a back button with to actions: tapped and longPressed. When the backButton gets pressed long in any VC, the app should go to VC2 and present it as if the user went from VC1 to VC2, specifically: with the right back button tapped action. This is my code for UILongPressGestureRecognizer: func longPressAction(gestureRecognizer: UIGestureRecognizer) { if (gestureRecognizer.state == UIGestureRecognizerState.Ended) {

问题 on server site: hg tip shows a user who performed hg push/commit. The data is taken from [user] section of .hgrc. I can put there whatever I like. But how to get to know on a server who really did hg push ? 回答1: You need to maintain a pushlog manually to track this — Mercurial has no built-in support for this. I wrote more about pushlogs here. You can also use a server like Kallithea which comes with a pushlog by default. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9161761/mercurial-how-to

问题 I'm getting a weird issue since last night testing with Parse. I was able to send push notifications just fine but now none of my push notifications are being delivered when I send them via the parse push notification tool online. Edited Ok so it seems this is only an issue for local environment. When I test push notifications going to my test app installed via test flight it seems ok. I checked and I have both the prod and the dev apple certificates in my account... The delivery report is

问题 So - today I wanted to do a good thing and rearrange files in my repository. Committed and pushed up to my Assembla repository. Since I did not use the git moving command, all files lost their history. I realized my mistake and wanted to get rid of the unneeded changing so I could make the right kind of move afterwards. I tried the approach, showed in here, but instead I got: $ git push -f origin 49bcfdceb30a1e9cfab0f0e7e39bfa04dc726b78:master Total 0 (delta 0), reused 0 (delta 0) remote:

问题 I have a repo with two sub-repos set up like this: project/ |-- folder1 |-- folder2 |-- www [subrepo] |-- dev [subrepo] On Machine A, I have checked out project, www, and dev, and modified .hgsub as such. I have to commit this in order for the www and dev subrepositories to be recognised by hg (commit -S, etc). However Machine B only uses the www functionality of the project, so it looks like this: project/ |-- folder1 |-- folder2 |-- www [subrepo] Again, the .hgsub in Machine B only has an

问题 I want to launch an android application from a remote server, i can see that in J2ME there is a class called PushRegistry, this class resolve this problem in ME but in android I cant do it. Thanks in advance 回答1: In Android 2.2 (and later presumably) you can use Cloud to Device Messaging (C2DM) to do this. If you don't have 2.2 you'll have to poll the server from the device to see if the application should launch. You could do this via a Service but it would probably be better to use the

问题 When simply doing git push to a remote repository, its master branch gets updated. This is undesirable in the case of non-bare repositories, and the warning message displayed by recent Git versions makes that clear. I'd like to be able to push to a remote repository, and have one of its remote tracking branches be updated. Later, when I log in to the remote machine and run commands, I can choose to merge that remote tracking branch into master . How can I do that? Or is there a better way to

问题 I set an observer on to catch all polymer recognized events on an property that is an array, but I catch get it to catch the change. In my example below my observer function "bigup" only gets called on when the property, "bigs" is first initialzed. <dom-module id="parent-page"> <template> <paper-button on-click="updateAll">Update</paper-button> </template> <script> var temp=[]; temp.push({'conversation':[{'message':'hello'}]}); Polymer({ is: 'parent-page', properties: { bigs: { type: Array,