Brief Answer: git add -A is equal to git add . + git add -u Explanation: When you do a “git add .“, it adds all files (existing, modified and new) to the staging area but it does not remove files that have been deleted from the disk. “git add -u” only adds currently tracked …
You probably want to use git reset. Assuming you have done a git fetch recently, the following will discard everything in your local and reset it to the point you specify as the final argument (in this case the current HEAD of the origin/master remote tracking branch): $ git reset –hard origin/master
We think we had the same problem today and were able to solve it without contacting Bitbucket support, as below. Note that the method discards last commit from the repo – so you probably want to have its backup. Bitbucket reported that our repo was about 2.1GB, while when cloned, it only took about 250MB …
If you haven’t already popped your stash, do: git stash pop –index This correctly preserves moved (but not committed) file relationships in a stash. According to git help stash: If the –index option is used, then tries to reinstate not only the working tree’s changes, but also the index’s ones. However, this can fail, when …
This seems like a whitespace issue, in order to avoid them in the future, you can setup Git to normalize them. Windows and UNIX system don’t use same line-ending, to prevent conflict from happening based on these, you should setup you git config this way: Windows : git config –global core.autocrlf true Unix : git …
You need to clone into a new directory, that is, that “Target Directory” that you specify should not already exist.
You can make vim exit with a non-zero exit code to cancel the rebase by typing :cq. The result of this is: $ git rebase -i HEAD~4 # enter vim, then type :cq<enter> Could not execute editor From the vim help page we see that cq is short for cquit: *:cq* *:cquit* :cq[uit][!] Quit Vim …
A MingW update provide a new way to handle redirection with Git 2.15.x/2.16 (Q1 2018) See commit b2f5571, commit 1a172e4, commit 3f94442 (01 Nov 2017) by Johannes Schindelin (dscho). (Merged by Junio C Hamano — gitster — in commit 421f21c, 09 Nov 2017) mingw: add experimental feature to redirect standard handles Particularly when calling Git …
To set Force push permission for a branch, it’s located in Branch Security. If you are an administrator for the team project, you can also set it by yourself. Detail steps of setting as below: In the VSTS team project -> Code Tab -> selected the repo you are working for -> Branches Tab -> …