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Pushing a branch to a remote warehouse usually serves two purposes:: 1. Collaborative development by multiple people 2. Remote Backup In fact, commit is also a kind of "backup", but it is only local, you can use git reflog to repent. Do not use git reset head -- hard or git checkout-F and Other Dangerous commands if no backup is performed.The importance of commit is also reflected in git rebase, git diff, git log... all around the commit object. Multi

555555555555, we first through the command to see the following:Before I did, I found that adding 5555555555555 was wrong, so I had to get back to the previous version right away, and now I can do the following in several ways:First: If I know what to delete, just manually change the files that need to be removed, then add to staging area, and finally commit.Second: I can revert to the previous version directly in the previous way. Using git reset--hard head^But now I do not want to use the 2 m

in several ways:First: If I know what to delete, just manually change the files that need to be removed, then add to staging area, and finally commit.Second: I can revert to the previous version directly in the previous way. Using Git reset–hard head^But now I do not want to use the 2 methods above, I would like to directly use the Undo command how to do? First, before we undo, we can look at the current state with Git status. As shown below:As you can see, Git will tell you that git

I can do the following in several ways:First: If I know what to delete, just manually change the files that need to be removed, then add to staging area, and finally commit.Second: I can revert to the previous version directly in the previous way. Using Git reset–hard head^But now I do not want to use the 2 methods above, I would like to directly use the Undo command how to do? First, before we undo, we can look at the current state with Git status. As shown below:As you can see, Git will tell

now I can do the following in several ways:First: If I know what to delete, just manually change the files that need to be removed, then add to staging area, and finally commit.Second: I can revert to the previous version directly in the previous way. Using git reset--hard head^But now I do not want to use the 2 methods above, I would like to directly use the Undo command how to do? First, before we undo, we can look at the current state with Git status. As shown below:As you can see, Git will

I can do the following in several ways:First: If I know what to delete, just manually change the files that need to be removed, then add to staging area, and finally commit.Second: I can revert to the previous version directly in the previous way. Using Git reset–hard head^But now I do not want to use the 2 methods above, I would like to directly use the Undo command how to do? First, before we undo, we can look at the current state with Git status. As shown below:As you can see, Git will tell

now I can do the following in several ways:First: If I know what to delete, just manually change the files that need to be removed, then add to staging area, and finally commit.Second: I can revert to the previous version directly in the previous way. Using git reset--hard head^But now I do not want to use the 2 methods above, I would like to directly use the Undo command how to do? First, before we undo, we can look at the current state with Git status. As shown below:As you can see, Git will

with ADB, push the bimage directly to the Linux directory of the Mount node and replace the Bimage:ADB push Bimage/mnt/nand/linux3>. Sync rebootADB shellSyncReboot7.git and Repo basic commands---------------------------------------------------------------------------------Repo========================1>. Repo status-View all git statuses under project2>. Repo branch-> View project under so branch3>. Repo Start 4>. Repo Checkout 5>. Repo forall-c git r

wrong, so I had to get back to the previous version right away, and now I can do the following in several ways:First: If I know what to delete, just manually change the files that need to be removed, then add to staging area, and finally commit.Second: I can revert to the previous version directly in the previous way. Using git reset--hard head^But now I do not want to use the 2 methods above, I would like to directly use the Undo command how to do? First, before we undo, we can look at the cur

following in several ways:First: If I know what to delete, just manually change the files that need to be removed, then add to staging area, and finally commit.Second: I can revert to the previous version directly in the previous way. Using git reset--hard head^But now I do not want to use the 2 methods above, I would like to directly use the Undo command how to do? First, before we undo, we can look at the current state with Git status. As shown below:As you can see, Git will tell you that git

Restart the service, and after the startup succeeds, execute the following statement to verify that the service is starting correctly: The code is as follows: telnet localhost 2401 If the following words appear: Trying 127.0.0.1 ... Connected to localhost. Escape character is ' ^] '. Enter Hi and will continue to output the following words CVS [PServer aborted]: Bad Auth protocol Start:hi Connection closed by foreign host. The above symptoms indicate that the CVS user authentication

suitable display string and a null value. After all this has been done, we can open the browser. To add some merchandise to the shopping cart, click on the Checkout link and you will see the new Payment page as shown in Figure 9.1: It looks good. Of course, if you click on the Checkout button, you will be greeted with the following greetings: Unknown Action No Action responded to Save_order Let's continue

] Deletes the remote branch.git diff:git diff--name-only 73a79c 2d49d2 see the list of files that have been changed in the middle of two versionsGit diff:workspace and index file.git diff head:workspace and Commintgit diff--cached:index file and commitgit fetch:git fetch [Remote-name] retrieves all the commit information from the remote repositorygit clone:git clone [url] get the master branch of the remote repositorygit log:Git log-1 HEAD Displays the last commit messageGit log-p Displays the d

warehouse$ cd [项目路径] $ git clone https://coding.net/tangyikejun/GitTest2.git $ git checkout -u -b dev origin/dev$ git checkout -b [MEMBER_NAME];2. Updating the Local warehouse$ git add .$ git commit -m”your comments” // … // 多次提交后完成了一项新的功能，自己的分支下能正常运行$ git checkout dev$ git merge --no-ff [MEMBER_NAME] // [MEMB

the server runs as a genie process until the program is manually terminated. Another parameter is "-R", which specifies the root path for the server process to find the repository. Go to the "bin directory" in the DOS window and run "Export svnserve.exe-d-r C:" svnprojects ". The server is started. The "-r c:" svnprojects "parameter is used when" SVN: // xxx/project1 "is used on the client (xxx can be the server host name, it can also be a server IP address. when accessing the server's reposito

administrator working directory can also have multiple working Directories)2. E:/cvstemp (temporary wincvs directory) 3. Configure the CVS server1. Set two directories2. Check box "use local users for pserver..." to select 4. Configure the CVS Client1. Set cvsroot (key): Pserver: Administrator @ server: F:/khroot The cvsroot string consists of the following items:Authentication: authentication method. The default value is pserver.Path: Path of the warehouse on the CVS server. a cvs server can h

developer's error. If developers want to rewrite the changes made by others, it will be easier. 1. Preliminary Exploration Developers have a workspace on the network and they cannot work online. Running a code build may mean you have time to get a good meal. Reconstruction is slow even if it can be done. The checkout code may take a whole night. The checkin code is also slow. No atomic commit. Branching and Tagging are expensive. If branch

documentation on the server (except in the case of multi-Checkout ), after the modification is complete, checkout is sent to the server and the files on the server are unlocked. The server centrally controls all source programs and documents. Concepts involved in VSS usage 1) A Project is a group of files (of any type) in VSS. files can be added, deleted, edited, and shared between projects. A project h

This article details the implementation of the exclude exclusion file in rsync, the need for friends can refer to the question: How to avoid synchronizing the specified folder? --exclude rsync--exclude files and folders http://articles.slicehost.com/2007/10/10/rsync-exclude-files-and-folders is a common situation: I want to sync/under/usr/boot/, but do not want to replicate/proc/tmp these folders If you want to avoid a path to add--exclude directly like--exclude "proc" --exclude ' sources

Very common situation: I want to sync//usr/boot/, but do not want to copy/proc/tmp these folders If you want to avoid a path directly add –exclude Like –exclude "Proc." –exclude ' Sources ' Note:the directory path is relative to the folder and you are are backing up. Note: This path must be a relative path, not an absolute pathExample: The source server/home/yjwan/bashshell has a checkout folder [Root@centos5-4 bashshell]# Ls-dl