Git-commit 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 use my gpg key to commit to github but every time i want to commit again (for the first time in a new terminal) it asks me for a password every

I was trying to use git and git-hub for my first time; and there was a file that i wanted to change it's name so i just changed it and

If i have branch_1 forked out of master with let's say 2 commits. next, i made branch_2 forked out

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

I would like to build a script that pulls simple statistics from my repository. i would like to exclude merge commits and revert commits from

I'm not sure what question i need to ask to google for this one. maybe you can point me in the right direction. i have a detected a bug in

I’ve some issues finding the right git command for the job. a place i work at is currently switching source control (tfvc -> git).

I recently $ git add . some changes i made to one of my repositories followed by $ git commit -m'incorrect commit

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

When i do the following: git add * git commit -m "msg" git push origin develop i get the following errors:

I cloned the repository, did a checkout of one of the earlier commits and then did some changes. now i want to make this as head (commit/push and

I've always assumed that 'git log' is the source of all truth, showing things truly chronologically. but i've run into a contradiction with the

I tried this command $ git commit -m "with viewpager" and getting this error

So, i was experimenting with git for the first time and i decided to add a commit message. i used this code: git commit

Okay, so i know this is not the correct way to use git, but i'm helping my workmates in this particular situation. so let's say i have

I have a folder with other subfolders. then in each subfolder many files (over 1000). i want to stage, commit each subfolder at a time (not all

I was working on a file, i comitted some changes, then i realized that i want some of the changes i've made recently in an older commit, because

I have a project managed with git with multiple active branches. e.g. feature1, feature2, feature3,..., master i was working

I am not a native english speaker. i have a question about the commit message. i would like to use passive voice in some situations. i

Iv been asked can i modify a set of checked in comments in the git history for a project that contain in-appropriate wording by another

I have an empty git repository (hosted on github or wherever). i want to commit my changes to it anonymously like the below

Let's say i tagged commit a of my library with tag v1.0.0. now, i make a minor fix in the api documentation, let's say, fixing

I just committed the wrong source to my project using --force option. is it possible to revert? i understand that all

I am in a strange predicament. the repository that i want to clone is too large so i've been using sparse-checkout to get specific files and

The command: git log --oneline --name-status --author=$author $commit_range | grep -ve '[a-fa-f0-9]{5} ' |

Couldn't find any explanation on git docs on this issue: if i create a dummy commit, with some dummy diff, i get a normal patch when i

I have a git hook which should prevent commit messages that have more than 72 characters: #!/usr/bin/env bash # hook

Is it possible to customize the commit message while using npm version patch? i' d like to change it to :up-arrow:

Given at the end is an extracted screenshot from a sourcetree branch tree view (there is a gap in the middle of the screenshot) in that,

In some cases i will be using a system that does not have gpg installed and i do not want to take the time the set it up and get the pub key

I use a pre-commit hook to check code-style and other rules for my project. gulp.task('git-precommit', ['jscs', 'jshint',

Often when i'm finished writing a commit message in vim, i type :wq<enter> instead of :wq<enter> because i'm

I've been asked to write a script to run in post-build events in visual studio that will respond to an output-updating build by committing all