I have a windows machine and a raspberry pi, each with a git repo. I was able to set it up so I can pull from the pi to windows with the following command: This should be stable since the pi is set to a static local IP. I’d like help with an equivalent command to run on the pi
Tag: git
Differences in build on Jenkins?
I configure Jenkins to build a project from git, i’m using maven: However, the project build is incomplete: In a terminal the build occurred correct: In both case no error occurs and a build is finished with sucess. I don’t know exactly, why the differences are happening. Answer I was making two mistakes: 1 – At the first time I
Git whitespace/line ending
I’m going to give you a simplified version of what happen and where I am right now. I have tried different solution but I’m not even sure where does my problem come from. I made some modification on my branch B which is a fork of the branch A of an upstream repository. Then I tried to Pull Request to
Gobblin Git clone error
When trying to download and build Gobblin from git clone. By following, Download and Build Gobblin Locally On your local machine, clone the Gobblin repository: It gives following error in my Amazon Ec2 instance. How to avoid that error message? Answer The issue is not about communicating with the goblin server, but communicating between your ec2 instance and github.com (through
View git pgp sigs in a commit with out gpg installed
In some cases I will be using a system that does not have gpg installed and I do not want to take the time the set it up and get the pub key installed. I would like to just view the signature on the commit and copy it to another system to validate it. I can not seem to find
Using repo with goldfish Android kernel
I was trying to configure repo with a local_manifest.xml file to get the goldfish Android kernel available at: https://android.googlesource.com/kernel/goldfish.git I have written the following local_manifest.xml file that I copied in .repo/manifests/local_manifest.xml: Giving the following command: repo init -u local_manifest.xml I get the following error message: I believe there is something wrong in my local_manifest.xml file but I’m unable to understand
Are git commands supposed to be run under the working directory directly?
Suppose I have a git working directory, i.e. the directory which has a subdirectory called .git. I wonder if the current directory matters when I run a git command. Is it okay to run a git command directly under the working directory directly under some subdirectory of (subdirectory of) the working directory directly under the parent directory of the working
how to use git log and grep together?
I am trying to use git log and grep together with pipe. However, it doesn’t seem to work. I am grepping for the bug-id from the git log. Here is what I am doing. Answer You can use git log –grep “BUG-1024”
What’s the easiest way to use the output paths from a git command in a subsequent git command?
I far too frequently use the mouse to do things like this: I know that some git commands accept wildcards, and this mitigates this problem somewhat, but I’m wondering if there is a way do specifically reference pathspecs, etc. from previous commands. How can I run commands like this without using the mouse, and without retyping long paths by hand?
Running git from node.js as a child process?
I am attempting to write a generic command-runner in Node.JS – however that’s not massively important. My setup is as follows: I have a list of string commands that are executed using child_process.exec one after the other. I want to run git from one of these commands, specifically a pull. The location I am pulling from requires SSH authentication. HTTPS