Accidentally worked on wrong branch in Git
Depending on the types of changes you make, you may not be able to just switch branches. If that is the case, you … Read more
Depending on the types of changes you make, you may not be able to just switch branches. If that is the case, you … Read more
Run ssh -vv [email protected] to get more information. In my case the ssh client was trying to connect to bitbucket’s IPv6 address but … Read more
Not a Git user, but I believe that Git stores the entire file permission mask. That means that you have once set the … Read more
You need to have C:\Program Files\Git\cmd in your path. Make sure it is there, start a new cmd prompt, type git –version.
You can try this. git config –global –add color.ui true Or you can create a simple ~/.gitconfig to start with. something like. [gui] … Read more
git checkout can take paths as an argument, which, if given, leaves HEAD alone, and just checks out those paths into your working … Read more
Git doesn’t version directories, only “content” (directory content or files) did not match any files That means there is no file to remove … Read more
Remember one thing: Git tracks file content only. From Moving Files section of Pro Git book v2: Unlike many other VCS systems, Git … Read more
StuperUser answer is correct, but I want to add that besides adding shell script in a PATH environment it’s also possible to add … Read more
Is there a downloadable git client for Linux without the need to install it?