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.
Tag: version-control
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
How to make fork changes reflect with the master when updated?
Suppose i forked a repo from Github now iam having 2 project sources one is the main master branch in owner repository and other is my master branch in my fork. Now i got a problem like this. Suppose in my project there is a file Readme with the code like this Topics to completed So i have forked my
Version control system which keeps track of individual files
Up to now I used git to manage my latex-files. However git manages all latex-files in a folder at once. What I want is a version control system which gives me a history for each file separately lets me checkout old versions of individual files without affecting the other ones lets me make branches for each individual file withoud affecting
what is the ‘what’ command on AIX under LINUX
I am used to use what to find out some version string in my program, which is normal defined as a string in the c++ code, starting with “@(#)”. Now I cannot find it in Linux. Can anyone tell me what I am supposed to do? Thanks a lot! Answer The what command is part of the Source Code Control
How can I have a post-commit hook that is only called when commits are made to TRUNK?
I have a repository that has the following directories: branches tags trunk The trunk directory contains the main line of development. I have created a post-commit hook script for the repository that updates a working copy (of trunk) when a user commits back to repository. It looks something like this: I’ve just created a branch of the code as I’m
SVN: Ignoring an already committed file
I have a settings file that is under version control using subversion. Everybody has their own copy of this file, and I need this not to be ever committed. However, like I said, there is already a copy under version control. My question is: how do I remove this file from version control without deleting everyone’s file, then add it