Background If you use git from the command line as I do, you will likely run into git file command requests that does not stick. For instance, you issue "git add <filename>". And, issue "git commit" or "git status" and notice that the file you added is not tagged for local commit. If your file … Continue reading Git – File Operations – Case Sensitivity
git add ( git command )
Git:- git add – not working
Background I have had to rework one of our git repositories. Git Commands Git Add I issued git add commands a few times, but "No Go". The syntax and sample is shown below. Syntax Sample TroubleShooting Folder Structure Finally, I checked the sub-folder that I was trying to add files from. And, behold there … Continue reading Git:- git add – not working
Git:- “git add .”
Background Quick Reminder on why not to quickly take pointers. Git Sessions Outline Session - 01 git add git add . git commit git reset Session - 02 git add git add <filename> git status git commit git push Session - 01 git add Issued "git add ." git commit Issued git commit. My editor … Continue reading Git:- “git add .”
Git – Command – “git reset”
Background A few posts ago we touched on a couple of git commands. Let us talk about git reset. Thankfully, rarely use it. Lineage Here are relevant preceding posts:- Git - Client - Commands Link Scenario Here is what led to this post. I created a couple of files. But, did not like the … Continue reading Git – Command – “git reset”
Git – Client – Commands
Background Let us review some of the GIT commands one will use each day. List of Command Command Description Syntax Link File Operation Add Add a new file git add <filename> Link Remove Remove an existing file git rm <filename> Link Rename or Move Rename or move an existing file git mv <filename> <folder> … Continue reading Git – Client – Commands
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