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问题 I want to grep and change specific string throughout all messages that are pushed to Github. Is it possible? How? I know how to change last message bye git commit --amend but I want to change all message of all commits. 回答1: Use git-filter-branch with it's --msg-filter option, e.g.: git filter-branch -f --msg-filter 'sed "s/git-svn.*$//g"' -- --all Note that this will change pretty much all your commit ids in your repo, and so everyone who works on your project will thus need to do a fresh

问题 Context I'm the main author of Next Right Now which is an open source "boilerplate" containing several "presets" of building a web app using the Next.js framework. Each preset comes with built-in features and is meant to be forked so other can build their app based on it. Each preset lives in its own git branch, such as: https://github.com/UnlyEd/next-right-now/tree/v2-mst-aptd-at-lcz-sty https://github.com/UnlyEd/next-right-now/tree/v2-mst-aptd-gcms-lcz-sty I'm working on NRN and making it

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25887799/using-source-tree-rebase-with-conflict-rebase-doesnt-work-after-conflict-reso

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25887799/using-source-tree-rebase-with-conflict-rebase-doesnt-work-after-conflict-reso

问题 What I have: ---A----B-----C-----D--------*-----E-------> (master) \ / 1----2 (foo) What I need: ---A---------------D--------*-----E-------> (master) \ / 1----2 (foo) A while ago I made two commits I would like to remove from my git repo. I tried a variety of different rebasing "tutorials" and all of them ended in weird git histories, so I created an example repo, and the result is not what I expected. Can anyone help me to understand what I am missing? I have two branches, master and foo . I

问题 What I have: ---A----B-----C-----D--------*-----E-------> (master) \ / 1----2 (foo) What I need: ---A---------------D--------*-----E-------> (master) \ / 1----2 (foo) A while ago I made two commits I would like to remove from my git repo. I tried a variety of different rebasing "tutorials" and all of them ended in weird git histories, so I created an example repo, and the result is not what I expected. Can anyone help me to understand what I am missing? I have two branches, master and foo . I

问题 I have branch foo off of master/head. I wanted to ammend the master/head and have these changes picked up on branch foo. I did the following: git checkout master git add ... git commit --amend git checkout foo git rebase master The problem was the old non-amended commit shows up as part of branch foo after the amend, and it got rebased onto master. I did a git rebase -i and deleted the old commit and that worked, but is there an easier/safer way to modify the commit that's the base of a

问题 I want to rebase a feature branch from develop. I am using PhpStorm Git integration and I have 2 different develop branches: refs/remotes/origin/develop refs/heads/develop In order to do not mess up things, which one do I have to choose to rebase? 回答1: I don't know the phpstorm interface for Git, but in the command line I'd do the following: git checkout develop git pull origin develop -> this fetches the remote version of the develop branch and merges it (or rebases it, depending on your

问题 I want to rebase a feature branch from develop. I am using PhpStorm Git integration and I have 2 different develop branches: refs/remotes/origin/develop refs/heads/develop In order to do not mess up things, which one do I have to choose to rebase? 回答1: I don't know the phpstorm interface for Git, but in the command line I'd do the following: git checkout develop git pull origin develop -> this fetches the remote version of the develop branch and merges it (or rebases it, depending on your

问题 I have the following in the to-do text of git rebase -i HEAD~2 : pick 56bcce7 Closes #2774 pick e43ceba Lint.py: Replace deprecated link # Rebase 684f917..e43ceba onto 684f917 (2 command(s)) # ... Now, when I try to squash the first one( 56bcce7 ) and pick the second one by adding "s" before the first, I get the following error: Cannot 'squash' without a previous commit Can someone explain me what it means, and how do I do it? I want to squash the first commit( 56bcce7 ) and "select and