I am trying to obtain the absolute path to the currently running script on OS X.
I saw many replies going for readlink -f $0. However since OS X's readlink is the same as BSD's, it just doesn't
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We want to store some meta-information about the commit in an external database. During a clone or a checkout, this database should be referred and we copy the meta information to a file in the repo
Is it possible to include a file in your .gitconfig
I'd like to include a file in my .gitconfig that has my github settings - is this possible?
Can I do something like this:
[core]
include = /path/to/file
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Saving changes in a repo: git add adds a change in the working directory to the staging area. git commit commits the staged snapshot to the project history
git revert and git reset undo a committed snapshot. git checkout checks out files, commits and branches. git clean removes untracked files from directory.