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Generate a git patch for a specific commit - Stack Overflow
I need to write a script that create patches for a list of SHA1 commit numbers. I tried using git format-patch , but that generated a patch for each commit since that SHA1. After a...
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Git - generate patch for all commits in a branch - Stack Overflow
How can I generate patch for all commits in a given branch by knowing only the branch name? This step is part of a complex workflow all of which is being automated. Hence requiring someone to man...
"git root" - root folder of the git repository - Notes of Maks Nemisj
How often do you wanted to go to the root of the git repository? If not very often, then I do it quite often. Mercurial has this nice command hg root, but git not. In order to do it in git you have to use some long command 'rev-parse --show-toplevel' which I even can’t remember. …
How to apply a patch generated with git format-patch? - Stack Overflow
I have 2 git local repositories both pointing to the same remote repository. In one git repository, if I do git format-patch 1, how can I apply that patch to the other repository?
environment variables - Change prompt when starting a terminal from bash script (but don't affect all terminals) - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange
I have two terminals installed, gnome-terminal and xfce4-terminal. I would like to have only the xfce terminal showing a simple > as prompt when I start it. The gnome-terminal prompt should rem...