There are multiple ways to add and remove the subtree in Git repo.
- git rm -rf plugins/experimentation
- git rm -rf gitpath
There are multiple ways to add and remove the subtree in Git repo.
When we make some change in an existing file, but that change doesnt go for commit, in this situation we have to reset the file with the last commit or undo the file changes. For undo and reset a file in git use this got command.
git command to reset a file: git checkout <file path /filename>
A too long file name is an issue while cloing any git repo. We can set a git property longpaths=true to allow the too long file name for git. Following the command and their scope.
Would you like to move from adobe managed git in cloud manager to self managed git repository? Adobe cloud manager is now running program where we could directly integrate any git repository to cloud manager. When you will open cloud manager, it will ask to opt this feature with a request form.
You will see below form in cloud manager to opt the feature of using direct git repo.
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/using-cloud-manager/managing-code/integrating-with-git.html
fatal: unable to access 'https://jorvee.bitbucket.com/branch/src/': SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate
There is a workaround to disable the ssl and bypass the check. Use the below command to overcome from this error.
For only current repository
git config http.sslVerify false
For disable the ssl at global level
git config --global http.sslVerify false
Now you can run your git commands without any trouble. Thank you!
While merge the two different branches one could face this issue when both the branches are not created with same parent or base branch. If still there is a need to merge or pull the code from another branch, then use the --allow-unrelated-histories with git pull command. This will ignore the histories error and forcefully pull the code from another branch.
e.g.
git pull origin feature-new-git --allow-unrelated-histories
In this blog post, we are going to learn to resolve the conflicts with merge requests or pull requests in Git codebase.
Let's assume we have two branches and trying to merging code from develop branch to master branch. Git merge conflicts | Atlassian
Source branch: develop
Destination branch: master
Step1: Open Git bash and check out the latest source branch code in local directory. e.g. git checkout develop This Git command will pull the latest code from develop branch in the local repo and this will change the current working branch to develop in Git Bash.
Step2: Now we need to pull the code of the destination branch into the source branch. Hence in our case, we will run Git command git pull origin master. This command will pull the code from the destination and match it with the source. This will also show you a list of all the files where conflict needs to be resolve to successfully merge.
Example:
Auto-merging src/header.java
CONFLICT (content): Merge conflict in src/header.java
Automatic merge failed; fix conflicts and then commit the result.
Step3: Now open your developer IDE and look for above mentioned file [src/header.java], and see where the conflict is. IDE by default also gives some hint to accept the source changes or destination changes, you may just click on that option and keep and go only with one change. If you think that option is not sufficed your need and you have to manually make some changes in code then go ahead and make the required changes and save the changes.
Step4: Since we have fixed the code changes, now it is time to check-in the code into the source branch. To check-in the code uses the below commands in Git one by one.
git add <file name> or .(dot) if we wants to add all the files.
git commit -m "commit message"
git push origin develop
Step5: Now go to merge request and see, the conflicts will be get resolved. And now we could merge the code.
Git is a version control system that is used to store and manage the codebase. A branch from Git can be checkout using Git command > git checkout <branch_name>.
A new branch can be fetch and checkout using below git command.
git fetch && git checkout feature/social_sign
git reset --hard HEAD
or
git reset --hard origin/<branch name>
After that take a pull using git pull command to pull all new commits.
>> old style.scss file content
Line 1 CR LFLine 2 CR LF
>> new style.scss file content
Line 1 LFLine 2 LFWe may skip those white space changes from compression using GitLab or Git via UI or command line.Steps to hide/ignore white space changes from git diff.
Go to your merge request. Navigate to change between section. Click on the setting button, from right side of "change between section" Unchecked the option "Show whitespace changes"After doing this you the compare section will show only real changes. Below is the screenshot which you refer.We can also see the exact diff using ignore space commandgit diff --ignore-space-at-eolReferences
$ git checkout development
$ git reset --hard c9709eb155e18e2eb12e38bf
$ git push origin development --force
git checkout fix01
git log$git log command will show all commits, with commit details. From here you can take the commit ID. Alternate to get the commit ID is from git UI, check for the commit SHA. As shown in below screenshot.
git checkout master
git cherry-pick a001 b001 // here a001 and b001 is commit IDs for A and B commit respectively.
git cherry-pick --continue
git cherry-pick --abort
git push origin master/master