I’m trying to pull code off a remote bitbucket repository to my master branch on Linux server. Don’t understand the difference between the following 2 approaches to pulling code (connecting to bitbucket via SSH): Both approaches seem to update the local master branch (on Linux server) with code from the remote master branch. So what’s the difference between the two
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How to get source code from git repo using DockerFile
I have Git and Docker on a remote Linux machine. The source code of my project is in a bare repo. I need a way of making the source code from this repo available to Docker during the build process. Below is what I have now (which is basically the default template in VS 2017 for a Docker ASP.NET Core
How can I determine the URL my git repo is located?
I am to work on a project and I have initialized a git repo on a server. Let’s suppose the URL of the server is foo.bar and the repo is at /var/www/vhosts/foo.bar/httpdocs I have created a git repo by running and then I created a .gitignore file, added whatever needed to be added, committed and from my local computer, which
Git clone with authentication over HTTP protocol
I have a centos 7 server with a git repo shared over smart http, when I make “git push” the authentication works but when I make “git clone” not works. I want than Git and Apache ask me user and password to clone the repos. /var/www/git -> Is my repo dir /var/www/html -> Is the web sites dir My site.conf
Symbolic Link Edits and differences to hard link [closed]
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How can I push only the files in current index?
I have many large binary files with source code under git version control. I want to only push the source files to github for repo initialization. So I used git rm -r –cached to remove the large binary files from the index. After checking git ls-tree -r –names-only mybranch, I confirmed there are only text source files in the index.
Use a modified variable in bash script, trying to change git branch programatically
I’m playing around with my custom commands, and I’m currently trying to change a remote Git branch programatically using bash. The idea is this function will try to find the branch issue_X, if it does it switches, otherwise it creates and sets the remote origin. The problem is git branch -u origin issue_${1} I don’t know how to do this,
Doing git clone with bash script, could not read Password for repository
I’m trying to deploy Amazon EC2 instance through CloudFormation and I’m trying to clone a repository with a bash script with cfn-init. However, when I deploy the EC2 instance, I can see from cloud-init-output.log that the git clone fails, and this is the error: How can I input the password with the bash script correctly? I’ve tried the yes found
Pipe in ZSH is stripping colors from Git log output
I’m trying to utilize GRB’s git helpers (https://github.com/garybernhardt/dotfiles/blob/master/.githelpers) for pretty printing my git log. The git log –graph –pretty=”tformat:${LOG_FORMAT}” command from line #62 works just fine; printing with colors in iTerm. But as soon as it’s piped to pretty_git_format there are no colors displayed. This has been working for several years until just a few weeks ago. Was there a
How to use git namespace to hide branches
Background I’m working with a large team using git for version control. The normal flow is: People selecting a ticket from the “backlog queue”. Working on the issue via a local branch (i.e. git checkout -b my_feature_branch). Making several commits as they go (i.e. git commit). Pushing local changes to a remote branch in order to “backup” their work so