How to submit to a remote repository in a virtual machine?
在使用Linux虚拟机中,我的网络并没有问题,可以正常ping百度,同时也可以使用yum指令。但是我在使用git时,出现了一个解决不了的问题,我需要将本地仓库的txt提交到gitee的远程仓库上,但是git push指令报错,错误信息是链接不到网络,我感觉很纳闷,我也使用git remote查看了远程仓库信息。依旧找不到错在哪里?我在csdn上找了很久,没有发现这个错误相关的信息,大多数有关ref
How to submit to a remote repository in a virtual machine?
在使用Linux虚拟机中,我的网络并没有问题,可以正常ping百度,同时也可以使用yum指令。但是我在使用git时,出现了一个解决不了的问题,我需要将本地仓库的txt提交到gitee的远程仓库上,但是git push指令报错,错误信息是链接不到网络,我感觉很纳闷,我也使用git remote查看了远程仓库信息。依旧找不到错在哪里?我在csdn上找了很久,没有发现这个错误相关的信息,大多数有关ref
Check which parts have been removed from the “.git” directory
I ran the command rm -rf ./.git
in the terminal, but I send KILLSIG
(with C-c
from the keyboard) before the complete removal. Currently, the git history is not cleared and is there, but it logs some of the deleted stuff. How to check which parts are deleted?
Check which parts have been removed from the “.git” director
I ran the command rm -rf ./.git
in the terminal, but I send KILLSIG
(with C-c
from the keyboard) before the complete removal. Currently, the git history is not cleared and is there, but it logs some of the deleted stuff. How to check which parts are deleted?
Check which parts have been removed from the “.git” director
I ran the command rm -rf ./.git
in the terminal, but I send KILLSIG
(with C-c
from the keyboard) before the complete removal. Currently, the git history is not cleared and is there, but it logs some of the deleted stuff. How to check which parts are deleted?
Control version of an operating sytem
I would like to keep track of the changes in my operating system so I am able to go back to a previous state without breaking the system. I have thought on using git on all/several folders, but I don’t know how messy it would be as certain folders and files change continuously (for example, the logs).
An example of what I have in mind is to be able to undo the installation of a programme without having to remember if I installed it through the command line or using the software centre, just undoing the changes. Any thoughts/experiences? Thanks!