DustinEither the agent doesn't fully understand perforce (who does?) or our setup of perforce is so divergent from "standard" who even knows anymore...
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Vassil Nikolov | Васил НиколовGit revert tango (one step forward, one step back).
My personal record is
Revert ³ <commit message>
("what I tell you three times is true").
I note that when Git does
<message> → Revert "<message>"
for the draft commit message, it doesn't escape nested double quotes in the message.
I'm shocked 🙂.
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Jason J.G. WhiteIf you keep documents in a Git repository for revision control, it is often useful to review the differences between versions. Git has a valuable --word-diff option to show the differences word-by-word rather than line-by-line, as is often preferable when working with document text rather than program code.
Git can also respect the syntax of the file format used in determining word boundaries. See the gitattributes(5) manual page for details, e.g.,
*.tex diff=tex
would process TeX/LaTeX syntax.
It may also be useful to eliminate context lines from the output, e.g., with the -U0 option.
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Git can also respect the syntax of the file format used in determining word boundaries. See the gitattributes(5) manual page for details, e.g.,
*.tex diff=tex
would process TeX/LaTeX syntax.
It may also be useful to eliminate context lines from the output, e.g., with the -U0 option.
#Git #writing #RevisionControl
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DustinI am fairly new to using Git with multiple engineers. Can someone tell me, if I do:
git config pull.rebase true
That changes my local git configuration *always*, correct?
In the future if I ever try to git push (we have a server setup that everyone pushes to) and someone else has already pushed one or more commits since I last git pulled, I can then git pull and it will *always* rebase my commits?