Git-branch Questions

i'm on branch a and made changes. the changes have not yet been added or committed. these changes are intended for branch

I'm trying to restore a folder i deleted in a local branch but i am having trouble doing it. i have created a new branch from main and deleted one

I have a git tree which looks like this: master (test passes) | | | stable (test fails) | | | / +--- | there

I have huge size of git repo in my local system with 10 different branches, in those 10 branch the master repository is around 2 gb. when i switch

I have created two branches for a project i'm working on with git in intellij. the first branch (a) i was working on modifying a file (call it

I am webdev intern and i have done some work in the master branch. and i have done a week's work without realising that i am in the master

We currently have one tfvc repository with a lot of path-based branches at the folder levels. for example, tfvc_repo product a

Im using gitflow as git workflow. and i program for electronic microcontrollers. while im on the development branch i dont need the

I want to clone a list of branches from remote repo. what is the best way to do that without fetching everything? i saw solutions for cloning one

Bottom line: i want to split up a pull request into two smaller pull requests with different subsets of files. i do not

I want to be able to get all branches from a project that are protected. the protection is done in gitlab, so i wasn't sure if there's api exposed

I am trying to merge two branches into a single new branch, and all three branches have a single parent branch in common. two branches

I created a remote branch but with the wrong name and now i want to delete the remote branch. the problem is i don't now how because if i

I have created a new project locally and it is a template application that has some base code (for upcoming projects), and i pushed it to a remote

I am having this wierd issue with git. this is what i did: i created a new project in vs community 2017 from git bash, i

I'm working with a forked repo, using standard naming (my fork is "origin", and upstream is "upstream"). i'd like to set up two local

I sometimes need to make a snapshot of the current (possibly dirty) working directory. git stash save -u is very similar to what i

So i appear to be experiencing something similar to this known bug:

I am on ubuntu 17.10 and i am using git (version 2.14.1). whenever i create a branch from master and try to checkout to it (or to the master from

This is a common use-case for me, i clone a repository, checkout a branch, do some code changes, make multiple commits, then when it's stable, i

This is what my senior mailed me. due to the merge issue on remote ‘develop’ branch. after new release, i deleted the old ‘develop’

I am trying to use branches to work on different parts of my project. let's say i am on the master branch and i have a file test1 on

I was looking for a command that can be used from gitbash command line to create a branch in my git repository. i can do that from the online git

1 to 2 weeks ago, i found a reference on the web, saying that this command: $ git diff origin <branch> head

I am trying to combine 2 repositories into 1, by grafting the history. i would assume this is the easiest way to obtain a clean linear

I have a local github repo and i pushed repository to remote with below command: git push origin --all now on

I am new to git and this is my situation: i have two branches: master - contains

I'm running git version 2.16.1 under macos high sierra 10.13.3 and when i use git branch, the result is displayed

I'm struggling to make sense of the history of a couple of very large repositories that have hundreds of (old) branches which never have been

I often accidentally checkout remote tracking branches incorrectly: git checkout -b origin/fixbugs the

After a successful merge request , the branch get's deleted on the gitlab but it still exist on my local machine so how can i remove that branch

So i am trying to create an alias for something i do in git all the time: create a new branch based on my develop branch but that doesnt track it.

I would like to list all branches, even those what already removed in a remote (origin). the main point that i would like to see event the removed

Not a duplicate! all the vanilla rebase examples an fancy diagrams i see show how to rebase a branch onto the top of

I use the following command to push to my remote branch: git push origin sandbox if i say git

Let's say i make a branch off master and make some commits to my branch, commit1, commit2. in the meantime, two other people merge two pull

I had a lot of uncommitted changes, which is bad practice. i have tried to slowly commit all my important changes. i was trying to

Assuming i have two repositories called repositorya and repositoryb. i need to merge a commit abcdefgh

I'd like to automate the creation of feature branches that match in multiple projects. i can script this but to speed things up it would be nice

I downloaded the android code from source.android.com. then i created a new branch from this code: repo start mybranch

Coming from mercurial, i use branches to organize features. naturally, i want to see this work-flow in my history as well. i started my

When i use the git branch command to list all branches, i see the output of git branch | less. the command

I'm new github so please forgive what may seem like an obvious question. i have an experimentation branch which is 24 commits ahead

Question regarding git best practices. when making a major new version of a project (in my case it's a codeigniter project) i am faced with two

I'm working on a new branch created by a colleague. i have committed all the changes and when i try to git pull, it gives me an

I have following use case. i have a mainline branch. created new branch(dev) from mainline. did

We have 1 master branch before we released to customer. now, we're at the bug fixing state, and we also want to

The git checkout documentation says: