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I made an error in Git

Posted:
01 Aug 2011, 00:07
by Braids
my latest commit has undone at least one of the recent changes to the remote repository, so i am planning on reading, learning and fixing it. sorry for the error.
edit: changed subject.
Re: I made an error in Git

Posted:
01 Aug 2011, 00:35
by Chris H.
I'm looking at the commit log on git. There is a large gap of merges missing from the timeline. It goes from your commit on the 27 to your commits today on the 31.
I do not see and commits for the 28, 29, 30.

Re: I made an error in Git

Posted:
01 Aug 2011, 01:39
by Braids
ok, the documentation is of little help. if anybody can fix this please do. i'm exceedingly embarrassed and out of patience with the documentation.
i'm really sorry i messed this up.
i actually miss subversion. i actually was able to figure out how to back out a change with that.

Re: I made an error in Git

Posted:
01 Aug 2011, 01:45
by friarsol
How did you end up committing your work? I know when I do things I need to Commit to my local Clone, then Pull the Master then Push the Combined changelist back up?
Re: I made an error in Git

Posted:
01 Aug 2011, 06:34
by Sloth
Well, it's not serious.
There are only two conflicts in AbstractCardFactory.
EDIT: I think I fixed it.

Re: I made an error in Git

Posted:
01 Aug 2011, 11:03
by Chris H.
Thank you Sloth.
Looking at the commit logs I see that the commits for the last several days are once again displayed. My Krypto quest decks are back in the project.

Before I went to bed last night I did a sync with the master and saw 100+ incoming, < a dozen outgoing and a single conflict with the class AbstractCardFactory. Looks like Sloth's confilct fix also took care of the incomings and outgoings.

Thank you, Sloth.

Posted:
01 Aug 2011, 16:29
by Braids
Thank you, Sloth.
i have the command line version working ok now, so if egit starts acting weird like it did last time, i'll switch to that. i think fiddling with settings in egit is what got me into trouble.
Re: I made an error in Git

Posted:
01 Aug 2011, 18:17
by Rob Cashwalker
I much preferred SVN too.
Early during the discussion in the dmca/git thread, I had briefly looked around for european-based SVN hosting, but didn't find anything free.