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git:faq [2009/10/30 15:44]
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git:faq [2010/01/12 13:38] (current)
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 ====== Git Frequently Asked Questions ====== ====== Git Frequently Asked Questions ======
 ==== How do I tell git to ignore my local changes to file XYZ from the repository? Can I use .gitignore for that? ==== ==== How do I tell git to ignore my local changes to file XYZ from the repository? Can I use .gitignore for that? ====
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 No, you cannot use ''.gitignore'', because that only works on files that are not being tracked in the repository. If you want to tell git to ignore your local changes to file XYZ, use the following command: No, you cannot use ''.gitignore'', because that only works on files that are not being tracked in the repository. If you want to tell git to ignore your local changes to file XYZ, use the following command:
  
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 ==== Is there a way to pull a version of the code as it was at a certain date? ==== ==== Is there a way to pull a version of the code as it was at a certain date? ====
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 You can check out what in the repository a week ago without a branch (it would be You can check out what in the repository a week ago without a branch (it would be
 difficult to make/commit changes) with: difficult to make/commit changes) with:
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 ==== How can I push my local branch into the shared repository? ==== ==== How can I push my local branch into the shared repository? ====
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 **Question**: **Question**:
  
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 If you omit the name of the destination branch after colon then git assumes that it is the same as the name of your source branch. If you omit the name of the destination branch after colon then git assumes that it is the same as the name of your source branch.
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 +==== How to see the diff of commits between branches? ====
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 +**Question**
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 +Branches during testing period can unsync via --cherry-pick commits, is there a way to see what commits were done only in a specific branch?
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 +**Answer**
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 +A quick way to see the different commits (commits on k_3.0 that are not on sr_3.0) is:
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 +  git log --oneline --left-right --cherry-pick origin/sr_3.0...origin/kamailio_3.0 |grep "^>"
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 +(the simpler git log --oneline origin/sr_3.0..origin/kamailio_3.0 cannot be used because k was updated with cherry-pick and not with merge)
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