Tag: git
Roaming around someone else's cloned repository with many different files
and fiddling some lines here and there, it is worth using good tools to
speed up the process.
Since it is a repository, naturally for me the git is the go to tool for
the version control. Finding files is e…
I have stumbled upon the
short post that
contained the following:
~200 lines of commit message for +5/-8 change @ #FreeBSD:
https://freshbsd.org/freebsd/src/commit/9a2fac6ba65fbd14d37ccedbc2aec27a190128ea
This obviously made me think. Is such a long description necessary? And i…
Steps below explain to keep the forked version up to date with the upstream
branch of a forked repository. I know this was already documented many
times, but I was struggling with it for some time, until I have found the
workflow that suits me the best, so I documented it.
Create…
I wanted to finally start getting into signing my commits, mainly because
among any other reasons, it increases the overall confidence in my work.
With the GitHub's decision to display a yellow warning stating Unverified
near the commit list, the trend towards signing will almost…
After my previous attempt to get
published date and the edited date of the post that lives entirely in the
git somehow reached the dead end because I could not reliably find out how
to handle renames, I have finally found a working way.
Start by preparing a file with a git histo…