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- Git submodule shows new commits, submodule status says nothing to commit
It's because Git records which commit (not a branch or a tag, exactly one commit represented in SHA-1 hash) should be checked out for each submodule If you change something in submodule dir, Git will detect it and urge you to commit those changes in the top-level repoisitory Run git diff in the top-level repository to show what has actually changed Git thinks If you've already made some
- git status with submodule shows new commits
15 If I have a project with submodules, make changes in the submodule, and then commit those changes, the main project will show "new commits" on that submodule However, if I "git pull" and update my local project, and in the pull comes a change in the submodule commit, "git status" will also show "new commits"
- why cant I get rid of these files on git? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
I managed to mark them as deleted, but no matter what I do, I can't get rid of them whenever I type in git commit They are always there It seems like the filenames are special, and maybe that's causing the issue because they have ~$ in them For example: $ git commit On branch master Your branch is ahead of 'origin master' by 2 commits
- How to colorize output of git? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
For example, files that are unstaged are red, staged are green? Or even Changes not staged for commit: to red and # Changes to be committed: to green? Working in Ubuntu EDIT: Googling found this answer which works great: git config --global --add color ui true However, is there any more general solution for adding color to a command output?
- Git - find staged files with unstaged changes
I wish to detect if a staged file has unstaged changes, and add this to a pre-commit hook For example, when the output is like this, I should be able to detect that README md has unstaged changes
- Change the default comments in GITs COMMIT_EDITMSG after typing git . . .
1 You can use the prepare-commit-msg hook to insert comments or other text into the commit message I don't know if the default message is in the file at the point the hook is run, but even if not, you can insert additional commented text into the commit message at this time
- How to commits certain files from VS code to GitHub?
A developer wants to commit only certain files But unable to commit as it requires clean (staged and committed all changes) working directory
- gpg failed to sign the data, failed to write commit object
For extra detail, gpg seems to output the pin-entry process onto some other external source and not the current terminal being used TTY holds the ref to the current terminal and thus exporting it as GPG_TTY solves the problem in this case
- Determine if Git working directory is clean from a script
I have a script which runs rsync with a Git working directory as destination I want the script to have different behavior depending on if the working directory is clean (no changes to commit), or
- How to check what file content changes, not the atime, mtime, ctime in . . .
I am aware of Subversion control tools Today the problem arise something like this, somebody made a change in one of the configuration files in Linux servers From the "stat" command I can see the atime, mtime,ctime etc But I was curious to know what content has been changes, it there any ways in Linux except using the SVC tools?
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