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The post-rewrite hook is run by commands that replace commits, such as git commit --amend and git rebase (though not by git filter-branch).Its single argument is which command triggered the rewrite, and it receives a list of rewrites on stdin.This hook has many of the same uses as the post-checkout and post-merge hooks.
While you can clone repositories with the git clone command, keep in mind that this clones the branch and the remote HEAD. This is usually master by default and includes all other branches in the repository.
Ignored files are tracked in a special file named .gitignore that is checked in at the root of your repository. There is no explicit git ignore command: instead the .gitignore file must be edited and committed by hand when you have new files that you wish to ignore. .gitignore files contain patterns that are matched against file names in your repository to determine whether or not they should be ignored.
If you have complicated .gitignore patterns, or patterns spread over multiple .gitignore files, it can be difficult to track down why a particular file is being ignored. You can use the git check-ignore command with the -v (or --verbose) option to determine which pattern is causing a particular file to be ignored:
Install a command-line Git client and make it available system-wide. To check if Git is installed, enter the command !git in the MATLAB Command Window. If the command does not return anything, you need to install command-line Git. For more information, see Install Command-Line Git Client.
Generate an SSH key using the ssh-keygen command. For example, at a Windows command prompt, enter this command:ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "your_email@example.com"ssh-keygen prompts you to confirm where to save the key and asks for a passphrase. If you do not want to type a password when you use the key, leave the passphrase empty.
Before R2021a, specify the -m PEM option to generate an SSH key in the RSA format. Otherwise, ssh-keygen creates the SSH key using the default OpenSSH format, which is not supported in MATLAB versions before R2021a. For example, at a Windows command prompt, enter this command:ssh-keygen -m PEMIf you generate an SSH key without specifying the -m PEM option, you can convert your key to the supported RSA format using this command, where ~/.ssh/id_rsa is the name of the SSH key file.ssh-keygen -p -m PEM -f ~/.ssh/id_rsa
Generate an SSH key using the ssh-keygen command. For example, in a Terminal window, enter this command:ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "your_email@example.com"ssh-keygen prompts you to confirm where to save the key and asks for a passphrase. If you do not want to type a password when you use the key, leave the passphrase empty.
Before R2021a, specify the -m PEM option to generate an SSH key in the RSA format. Otherwise, ssh-keygen creates the SSH key using the default OpenSSH format, which is not supported in MATLAB versions before R2021a. For example, in a Terminal window, enter this command:ssh-keygen -m PEMIf you generate an SSH key without specifying the -m PEM option, you can convert your key to the supported RSA format using this command, where ~/.ssh/id_rsa is the name of the SSH key file.ssh-keygen -p -m PEM -f ~/.ssh/id_rsa
To use Git LFS or a credential helper, you must install a command-line Git client and make it available system-wide. Before R2020b, a command-line Git client must be installed to use Git to merge branches in MATLAB.
To check if Git is installed, enter the command !git in the MATLAB Command Window. If the command does not return anything, you need to install command-line Git. This table provides instructions on how to install command-line Git based on your operating system.
In the Adjusting your PATH environment section, choose the install option Git from the command line and also from 3rd-party software. This option adds Git to your PATH variable and makes it available system-wide so that MATLAB can communicate with Git.
You can set a machine-wide .NET registry key on your Application Tier servers to enable them to use all available TLS protocol versions. After setting these registry keys, you will need to recycle the TFS application pools (or restart the servers) for the settings to be activated. Open an elevated command prompt and run the following commands to set the registry keys.
The following command imports the public repo fabrikam-open-source to the empty Git repo fabrikam-open-source for the default configuration az devops configure --defaults organization= project="Fabrikam Fiber".
Clone the source repo to a temporary folder on your computer using the bare option, as shown in the following command line example, and then navigate to the repo's folder. When cloning using the bare option, the folder name includes the .git suffix. In this example, -contoso-repo.git is the source repo to be manually imported.
You can migrate code from an existing TFVC repository to a new Git repository within the same account. While migrating to Git has many benefits, it is an involved process for large TFVC repositories and teams. Centralized version control systems, like TFVC, behave different than Git in fundamental ways. The switch involves a lot more than learning new commands. It is a disruptive change that requires careful planning. For more information, see Import from TFVC to Git.
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There are two ways in which this can be done. The first is via the terminal; this is useful if you want your editor to be Nano, for example. The command to do this is git config --global core.editor "nano". You can change the highlighted section with your editor of choice!
Once the docker executor image has been pushed to the Gitlab Container Registry, we can deploy the Gitlab Runner. The Gitlab Runner infrastructure is described in the Cloudformation template gitlab-runner.yaml. Its configuration is stored in a properties file called sample-runner.properties. A launch template is created with the values in the properties file. Then it is used to launch instances. This architecture lets you deploy Gitlab Runner to as many environments as you like by utilizing the configurations provided in the appropriate properties files.
The lifecycle hook works like this: A CloudWatch event rule actively listens for the EC2 Instance-terminate events. When one is detected, the event rule triggers a Lambda function. The Lambda function calls SSM Run Command to run a series of commands on the EC2 instances, via a SSM Document. The commands include stopping the Gitlab Runner gracefully when all running jobs are finished, de-registering the runner from Gitlab projects, and signaling the autoscaling group to terminate the instance.
There are also times when you want to terminate an instance manually. For example, when an instance is suspected to not be functioning properly. To terminate an instance from the Gitlab Runner autoscaling group, use the following command:
Things tend to get a little more complicated when sending Git commands to a server over HTTPS demands the user submit their username and password in order to perform each action. This can result in quite a lot of prompts. Moreover, when using CI/CD and automation tools, SSH keys are a much better choice for securely authenticating your GitLab account.
Once the project is forked, you can use repository mirroring feature of GitLab to keep it in sync with the upstream version automatically. Alternatively, you can choose to do it manually using the Git command line functions if you are comfortable doing so.
It also uses a snapshot to restore a current GitHub Enterprise Server instance to a preceding state from the backup host. The Git lab backup is a command-line utility that operates on the same Linux server as GitLab. It can be configured to operate at regular intervals similar to a cron job.
The Gitlab UI provides commands in the "Check out, review, and merge locally" modal. However, these commands are not optimized for the Drupal workflow where you would be likely to push back to the remote because the default checkout command doesn't set the branch to track the correct remote. It's also frustrating for users with permissions to push to the repository, because this easily leads into accidentally pushing branches to the origin.
This problem has led me into completely ignoring the git commands provided by the Gitlab UI, and I always navigate back to Drupal.org to get the git commands. This is a major UX hurdle because to create a MR user needs to go back and forth between Drupal.org and Gitlab multiple times.
First determine whether you have up-to-date versions of Python, pip, and Git. You can check which version of Python (if any) is installed, by entering the following command in a terminal or command window:
Get a hands-on appreciation for how the ActiveState Platform can help you manage your dependencies for Python environments. Just run the following command to install Python 3.9 and our package manager, the State Tool:
remote: GitLab: You are not allowed to force push code to a protected branch on this project. To git@git-annex-gitlab.com-git_22_pacuraru.2Fgitannex.2Egit:pacuraru/gitannex.git ! [remote rejected] refs/gcrypt/gitception+ -> master (pre-receive hook declined)error: failed to push some refs to 'git@git-annex-gitlab.com-git_22_pacuraru.2Fgitannex.2Egit:pacuraru/gitannex.git'error: failed to push some refs to 'gcrypt::git@git-annex-gitlab.com-git_22_pacuraru.2Fgitannex.2Egit:pacuraru/gitannex.git'[2015-10-03 23:01:30.409376] main: Syncing with gitlab.com_pacuraru_gitannex.git
NOTICE: Do not push your branch before this command. If you push your branch before this command it will not work. Git will response with Everything up-to-date and merge request will not be created 2b1af7f3a8