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What would possibly cause a 'git push' to try and commit to two branches? I have my own branch I'm working on, which is on the shared repo... and a master branch. Right now I just wanted to push to my personal branch which went through just fine, but ...
Started by Coocoo4Cocoa on
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If you want to push only one branch, ....
When using git push without any arguments, it will push all local branches that have , and also the remote repository has branches master and mybranch , then Git will push both of them.
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Obviously, you can't push data to a web application, as HTTP works in a request-response cycle.
But what hacks/methods do you know of that can imitate pushing data to a client?
Started by Yuval A on
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Good ol' Wikipedia page on HTTP Push.
One of the early Netscape browsers did implement HTTP push I seem to recall, back at the start of the century but it didn't get anywhere.
Limited to polling in HTTP.
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Is there anything wrong with pushing back a vector of vectors? like
typedef vector<Point> Polygon; vector<Polygon> polys; polys.push_back(some_poly);
All the elements in some_poly will be copied right?
I have a bug in my code and I can't seem...
Started by Mark on
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There are performance implications if you're going to push a vector is destroyed again as the constructor....
Std::vector will push just fine, so the bug must be elsewhere - obviously we'd need more details to help further.
The right thing etc).
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Hi all,
It there a tool for django to install some static data (necessary data to have application runing ) to database?
./manage.py syncdb will make the database schema i db, some tool for pushing static data to db ?
Thanks
Started by Weiwei on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Fill your database with static data you need, then execute command:
./manage.py dumpdata --indent=4 > initial_data.json
After that every ./manage.py syncdb will insert data that you entered the first time into database... .
EDIT: Better example.
Fixtures.
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The description is a bit terse. I simply added a file on my local master branch and pushed it back to a remote repo. Any idea why this is coming up?
warning: updating the current branch warning: Updating the currently checked out branch may cause confusion...
Started by Coocoo4Cocoa on
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For that reason, ....
This is very confusing, because now he thinks that he has checked out the latest version even changed anything .
Are pushing to, and that somebody has currently checked out the exact same branch that you are pushing to.
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Many times I want my computer to interface old hardware. Such as radio, light switch, etc. This mostly involves pushing pressing and moving various buttons and switches.
I don't want to buy new hardware I want my computer to interface the old hardware...
Started by Elazar Leibovich on
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Perfect!
It's hardly a permanent solution, but if we're talking short-term pushing qualifies as a "General purpose button pushing hardware" - there are some pieces which are made.
Your CD drive.
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In git, it is up to each user to specify the correct author in their local git config file. When they push to a centralized bare repository, the commit messages on the repository will have the author names that they used when committing to their own repository...
Started by Readonly on
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Then you should be able to write a simple incoming hook that checks if the user that executes the script... .
What you could do is create a bunch of different user accounts, put them all in the same group and give that group write access to the repository .
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Consider having an unstable, incomplete, and not completely tested system. Then consider needing to demo it to the customer. The system being unstable, incomplete and not completely tested because an external supplier was not delivering what they promised...
Started by Rob Wells on
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He is clearly....
I'm going to have to say my reaction is the same as your initial reaction .
I am fortunate enough to have never been asked to do anything like this, so I really can't weigh in with my own personal experiences .
That is a really awful situation.
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The question is pretty self-explanatory, but for those of you pushing out new applications, or having to support legacy systems, how do you effectively get training for new users out there?
I think the way of handing over a book is obsolete, and spending...
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I'm pushing out a lot of applications to a developer audience and I am.
Feedback sound interesting.
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I have installed drupal on my localmachine(ubuntu, Xampp), at localhost. Path and Pathauto modules are active (a module to produce friendly URLs). Migrating/Pushing my local install to the www.mysite.com
Exported SQL from phpMyadmin(localhost). Made a...
Started by Vivek Sharma on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
I've seen....
You also need to change the base URL in /sites/default/settings.php
I suspect if you clear the cache on the live site then you'll find the links suddenly point to the right server .
First and foremost, make sure you have mod_rewrite enabled.
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