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I have a MariaDB cluster made with Galera and my clients use MaxScale with RW router. I'm having an issue because the application has something this sequential steps: Start trx1 Insert new record ...
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I’m running an application using FrankenPHP in worker mode. In one script, I use BEGIN TRANSACTION → SELECT → INSERT → COMMIT if certain conditions are met. But I forgot to call ROLLBACK when the ...
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We use a common git strategy: branch from main to a feature branch. do commits in feature. if main progresses, merge it to feature. merge feature to main. I want to view the changes that happened ...
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Suppose I have a branch B1 that added files A, B, C, ..., Z. Suppose I am at branch B2. What I want is to get a subset of files (say A, E, I, O, U) from the latest state of B1 and create a commit in ...
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Azure DevOps Repos, situation is really simple, we have Branch Master ---+---+ Head Branch Develop ---+---+ Head + ... + changes After some commit on Develop, we create pull request from ...
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I am trying to setup a React project in my laptop , cloning from a repository. Using VS code . Any files changed or added is not displaying on the source control. However only when made some changes ...
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There is new version of 8 of my files which I have cloned , Those new 8 files are presented in a patchset which is not yet merged with the master,So I want to replace my old 8 files in local with that ...
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I need to make a new branch from an old commit because I don't want the new broken code. I want to do it on GitHub online. That is, I don't have GitHub desktop and I can't get it because of work ...
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I'm working in a clustered MariaDB database with Galera and MaxScale in r/w routing. My question is if the commit command successful return implies a completed replication or not. This is the scenario:...
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System.Data.Entity.Infrastructure.CommitFailedException: An error was reported while committing a database transaction but it could not be determined whether the transaction succeeded or failed on the ...
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Using EclipseLink 2.6.4 with JTA and the property eclipselink.persistence-context.flush-mode=commit. The UPDATE in the database is not done when I'm trying to commit a transaction where several merges ...
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I am interested in using GitHub Copilot to help generate commit messages for my project. I have heard that it can provide suggestions based on specific commit message instructions. However, I am not ...
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I'm Developing an MauiApp on my windows machine and on GitHub Desktop there are many unnecessary changes which are appearing . these changes are related to bin/obj and other files ,Due to which it ...
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My goal is to generate verified commits, using GitHub's Graphql API. I created a test repository to validate the verified PR creation, and I see the GitHub Action generating the new README.md file. ...
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the upper 2 commits are the problem i tried doing what was answered on this similar question i tried using chatGPT and doing commands like git fetch --all git reset --hard origin/main and git reflog ...
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I need to see commits, merge request analytics or dashboard across all projects on Gitlab. I can see all of these analytics under analyze menu when I entered into the specific project. However there ...
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I use Windows and IntelliJ IDEA 2024.2.4. (Ultimate Edition) I've been looking at all options and I do not find anything where I can change this behaviour... When I commit I see a window which does ...
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Now, i am trying to find rebased commits in remote git repo using Python. I used Github api to find it. The repository is huge, there are many contributors and branches. In certain branch, finding new ...
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I am trying to move some files from one repository (source repository) to a new one (target repository), and I want to restore all the previous commits of those files into the target repository to ...
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I was playing with https://raft.github.io/ with this situation, but have a big doubt about what is going on. After a leader is elected, I make a request to it. The leader send the append entry with ...
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I was working on my project and made a few changes on the feature branch#1. I did git add ., git commit -m "commit message" and git push on my feature branch#1, normally github would show a ...
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I am learning the conventional commits. I am curious if we update some feature or a little of code patch, why don't we use "update:" in the conventional commits? I have read that there is ...
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We're developing a web application with my friends. Whenever we commit into this repo, GitHub always duplicate commits. I don't want this to happen and I don't even know this is true. I want to ...
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I committed and pushed an access token that I removed later and pushed, but the old commit is there and whoever checks that commit can see it. How can I remove an old commit from the remote repository ...
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I have a requirement in an existing production development to log errors. It needs to be done in multiple applications. I created a table and called it in a method. I am calling a Function Module as ...
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Recently I have been developing an app using Django ninja. I want to add Group to user groups, and statement seems have no effect. It does not commit to db. I tried atomic, and all solutions but it ...
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I am executing a command to get a commits between two tags: git log --merges '7.0.8'...'7.0.9' --oneline Apart from commits that are between these two tags, I also receive some commit that was made ...
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Following is summary of the steps follows: User A: Clones the repo with one main branch. Creates a new branch and commits a new file. Publishes the branch and pushes the changes to the remote repo. ...
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I've had troubles after renaming a folder Draft to draft on macOS. The commands are below: cd path/to/Draft cd .. git checkout main git config core.ignorecase false # git mv Draft draft # Failed ...
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From what I understand, rebasing essentially moves the base of your branch to a more recent (the most recent?) commit to make it seem like you branched off later than you actually did. This makes it ...
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Following this tutorial, I created my own jekyll website hosted by github. I used a different template, namely this one, however. I forked this template, installed git, and cloned the repository into ...
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I'm have one update file in project. But it's very long time updated. Antivirus windows deactivated. What could be the problem? Intellij IDEA Community. I'm try off my antivirus and reload Intellij ...
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In Oracle below code creates Transaction. But different tutorials say that you also need COMMIT at the beginning and the end. What is the purpose of this COMMIT when it changes nothing. What might be ...
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Currently now github allows me to find the commits of a repo but in an organization there are many repos using this below https://api.github.com/repos/OWNER/REPO/commits I want to find the total of ...
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Ok so i have been wondering is there any way to make a command according to my desires for example This is for large scale projects "I want to commit/add all the files except this(files 1) this(...
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I am trying to add a second GitHub account to GitHub Desktop. I'm able to add a second account to github.com and easily switch between them, but there doesn't seem to be a simple way to do this in the ...
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"We have configured a Git server with Gerrit, and the Gerrit version is 2.16.28.The gerrit installed in linux server.Currently, we are committing projects from Eclipse using Windows OS. Now, the ...
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when I edit my code, the name of the code changes from white to blue. when I try to commit, it says "no changes detected". The file name changes automatically to white. Thanks I tried to ...
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I am kind of new to modular programming and to git. I am working on a project in which I connect to the Kaggle API and download datasets. I ran the code and the specific dataset (*.csv) appeared in my ...
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At the company I work at we are trying to get a list of who is a developer in the company, but we need to do this based on whether or not the person has made a commit to GitLab rather than their ...
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I have a Visual Studio solution that includes 12 projects. The code is hosted on Azure DevOps using git. I'll admit I'm not an expert of git. I've created some branches from the "master" ...
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PS C:\GitHubRePo\noting> git commit -m 'dsddssd' On branch main Your branch is up to date with 'HelloWorld0328/main'.` Changes not staged for commit: (use "git add <file>..." to ...
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Almost 10 years ago I was playing with a bot (waffle.io to be precise) in my repo. It pushed a single commit adding a badge and I quickly stopped using the service and the badge. It bothers me that ...
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I created a repository with the main branch and when I was about to push the code I accidentally created another branch - master. Now, when I try to merge the 2 branches I get the message: I also get ...
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I am trying to commit a file called "index.html" using git but git is committing just a empty file without any insertions even after I make sure the file have changes, this is the terminal ...
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There are many git repositories on my gitlab server, and I want to statistics their commit information. I have to clone every repository and run git log command within the directory. Its very slow and ...
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This could be something I overlooked, that the commit is not actually under any branch, and now it cannot be seen under Xcode -> Source Control navigator -> Repositories The only place that ...
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Every time i open VScode a notiffication appears "The git repository at "c:\Users*****" has too many active changes, only a subset of Git features will be enabled." i tried to use ...
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Whenever I push my local commits to GitHub through VS Code, it displays a commit name (not commit message) that's not mine. I can confirm the account logged on my VS Code is mine, and the one on my ...
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I have a table who make a lot of time to delete some rows (32000 record by country). I create a function. I split the delete and use Loop instruction and commit but i have an error when i execute the ...
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