a (@a@paperbay.org)
It seems that git forge federation is still a critical component. More and more forges from governments and organisations are popping up.
What’s the current state of search and federation in @forgejo? I remember some work being done in this space.
Following a presentation by @oscl
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blindcoder (@blindcoder@toot.berlin)
I just accidentally nuked a - not yet pushed - repository clone while trying to remove committed API tokens from history with git-filter-repo.
I take that as a win, as I'll now double check every time I work with secret tokens in version control.
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kdab (@kdab@techhub.social)
Merge or rebase? Why not both? In this video, Nicolas will show you how to work on parallel Git branches without having to switch between them thanks to Git's `--rebase-merges` feature. #Git #CodingTips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4HXpjV_lDs
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abbienormal (@abbienormal@floss.social)
some time ago I wathced a video on youtube, it was some conference about git
one talk was about some phantasmagorical new git commands
one of them was for amending commits, both their contents and the commit message
in a more convenent way than rebasing
I can't remember about that command
can anyone here help me ?
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nubecolectiva (@nubecolectiva@mastodon.social)
Useful Extras in Git 2.51 ! 🇺🇸
🔎Zoom: https://nubecolectiva.com/comunidad/flyers/useful-extras-git/
Extras Útiles en Git 2.51 ! 🇪🇸
🔎Zoom: https://nubecolectiva.com/comunidad/flyers/extras-utiles-git/
#programming #coding #programación #code #webdevelopment #devs #softwaredevelopment #git #github
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maxc (@maxc@merveilles.town)
Have I hit a Fun Bug or is this just the expected behaviour?
I have a local repo which i want to manage/share through a bare repo over ssh on a vps. it has a `main` branch and no `master` branch.
I initialised a bare repo on the server and pushed main to it
BUT - testing cloning that bare repo I get an empty working tree.
I can fix this with `git symbolic-ref HEAD refs/heads/main` in the bare repo, and then cloning anew, or by checking out main in the "apparently empty" clone...
Should I have to do that? Seems extremely stupid. I've done the thing to update HEAD on the remote but shouldn't it have picked that up when i pushed main to it? Or is head not updated like that for bare repos?
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hackernoon (@hackernoon@mas.to)
Prepare for frontend interviews with 12 essential Git questions and answers - covering git-flow, rebase vs merge, cherry-pick, pull requests, and real-world Git https://hackernoon.com/12-interview-questions-to-teach-you-how-git-works #git
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notoriousGIT (@notoriousGIT@mastodon.social)
@imp3tuz Emacs' #magit is hands down the best #git porcelain and its free (but if you like it consider supporting its developer @tarsius )
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kkremitzki (@kkremitzki@mastodon.social)
Not that I've been counting but I think this project's 7939 #git tags is a record for what I've seen?
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oxo (@oxo@qoto.org)
Tired of my struggle with git today...
I happen to have a nested git repository. Which is the public directory inside my Hugo framework. Git has a solution for that called: submodule.
But the assumption in the documentation seems to be that you add a submodule from a remote server and basically clone it. But I generate it locally.
So I have to remove public from the tracked files (git rm -r --cache) then cd into public, then git init, then git add and commit all stuff in public, then I can add the submodule from the projects root...
I think I am on the right track? Am I?
#linux #commandline #git #submodule
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imp3tuz (@imp3tuz@mastodon.gamedev.place)
Any recommendations for visually engaging and approachable #git clients for #linux ?
trying gitKraken and it look pretty cool but uhh a comprehensive free thingy would be nice 😅.
edit: is the gitkraken free tier good enough?
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