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GitHub History Changes on Every Commit
So my team and I are having a very strange issue with Git / GitHub. (No worries, it's a private repo)
Every time one of us commits, the commit history changes. This isn't a matter of different ...
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Does git rebase update commits in other local branches?
I know I can test this experimentally, but having discussion would be nice. If I have a local head on (local branch) master that has diverged from the remote master, I tend to do a git pull --rebase ...
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How to push the amended commit message to remote
I followed this thread on how to amend the commit message.
It went well. But in the previous commit I pushed the updates to remote as well. Now once I changed the commit message, its rejecting the ...
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Git hook to create archive of changes on commit
A particular client does not give me access to their web server, so I need to send all updates to them as a zip.
How can I set up a Git hook that will create a zip archive of the latest commits that ...
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github - how to remove commit from branch
I have read a lot of questions and answers which could be related to my question, but I can't find an answer. Maybe because I'm not experienced git user. Then I'm sorry and would be grateful for links ...
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Taking the changes of a specific file from a past commit and putting it in a new branch
a while back I changed a file. today I want to add these changes to a few branches. The thing is that the commit of which that file was changed also include other files, which I don't want to be ...
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Referring to the previous/next commit in git?
I have seen git commands use a syntax such as HEAD~, but I haven't been able to find this syntax in the Git Reference Manual.
Here is what I have understood: <commit>~<n> refers to the ...
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GIT push not pushing commits to remote
I have been working on a git repository and have been pushing my local changes to a remote server all the time... up until recently. When I do a git push, it says that everything is up-to-date. In ...
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Git commit returns “nothing to commit”
I am following instructions from
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/facebook#what_is_heroku
I have edited the file once already and pushed the changes successfully to the app.
But when I tried to ...
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git: How to get the latest commit on a specific file, regardless of branch?
I have this big repository containing different modules, which should have been broken down in different repositories, one for each module. Sometimes I created a branch, say featbranch, in the repo to ...
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how to merge different commit in git log history
let's say we have commits 1->2->3->4->5
I thought the history might be too long, I want the log to merge 1, 2 and 3 into one, say, 1'->2->3->4->5
how can I do this, should I use rebase? it seems that ...
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Git/Github allow collaborators but keep control
I want to allow some collaborators on one of my github repos, however I would like to limit them to their own Branch. There's only a handful of collaborators, and limiting them to their own branch ...
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How do i remove the latest commit from my repo?
I have made some error with my latest commit to my github repo.
How can i delete tha latest one?
Do i use this command:
git reset --hard HEAD^
for remove the latest one?
and then:
git push ...
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How to recover a merge commit after a rebase on the same commit?
Suppose this:
mkdir test; cd test
echo "1" > file1; git init; git add .; git commit -m "initial - file 1" # 1st commit on master
echo "2" > file2; git add .; git commit -m "file 2" ...
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How to take my local commits from master and place them in a new branch
I've created some changes to a git repo, and committed them to master (I have NOT pushed the changes up to GitHub, however). What I need to do now, is create a new branch, and move my commits over to ...
