latest 20 messages by aollier
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[2017-02-23T20:29:09Z]
aollier
mendi: Fine !
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[2017-02-23T20:27:51Z]
aollier
mendi: Sorry I don't know.
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[2017-02-23T20:07:45Z]
aollier
Then you'll get what you want.
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[2017-02-23T20:07:36Z]
aollier
git status
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[2017-02-23T20:07:33Z]
aollier
cd my_repository
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[2017-02-23T20:07:27Z]
aollier
git init my_repository
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[2017-02-23T20:07:15Z]
aollier
You do :
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[2017-02-23T20:07:05Z]
aollier
You only can have this on a new repository.
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[2017-02-23T20:05:22Z]
aollier
What do you want to do at the end ?
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[2017-02-23T20:03:34Z]
aollier
No, deleting the files won't change anything about which commit you are on.
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[2017-02-23T20:02:59Z]
aollier
In fact, on an empty repository, you will be on 'master' but 'master' doesn't exist yet.
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[2017-02-23T20:01:58Z]
aollier
It is only with a new repository that you are attached to nothing.
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[2017-02-23T20:01:38Z]
aollier
You can't be attached on nothing when you have already some commits.
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[2017-02-23T20:00:47Z]
aollier
Yes.
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[2017-02-23T20:00:25Z]
aollier
Now you are not considered being on a branch.
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[2017-02-23T20:00:07Z]
aollier
Yes.
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[2017-02-23T19:59:43Z]
aollier
Then you are not on the branch but on <commit>.
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[2017-02-23T19:59:05Z]
aollier
git checkout --detach <commit>
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[2017-02-23T19:53:56Z]
aollier
I finally don't understand your situation : are you or are not you on a branch ?
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[2017-02-23T19:51:02Z]
aollier
In your computer or your Github account ?