latest 20 messages by jen_

+ [2019-10-04T14:23:04Z] jen_ this happens when i push to remote
+ [2019-10-04T14:22:09Z] jen_ please hel
+ [2019-10-04T14:22:04Z] jen_ when i retry, it sometimes connects fine. Running the latest git version.
+ [2019-10-04T14:21:42Z] jen_ I am occasionally getting this error: https://imgur.com/a/F0QbEHA
+ [2017-05-05T19:58:59Z] jen_ ok
+ [2017-05-05T19:58:56Z] jen_ ah
+ [2017-05-05T19:58:05Z] jen_ git checkout . no?
+ [2017-05-05T19:57:56Z] jen_ then within that same branch, I want come back to latest commit.
+ [2017-05-05T19:57:41Z] jen_ that will take me back to the older commit.
+ [2017-05-05T19:57:31Z] jen_ so git checkout sha1-of-old-commit
+ [2017-05-05T19:57:20Z] jen_ ok, I am the branch I am working on now.
+ [2017-05-05T19:56:38Z] jen_ or can I do git checkout .
+ [2017-05-05T19:55:26Z] jen_ The working tree i am working with is clean and fully synced to the remote. I want to test an older commit but after that, I want to come back to the current state. How do I safely do this?
+ [2017-03-31T23:34:59Z] jen_ how can i get the updated branch without the latter commits on my local.
+ [2017-03-31T23:34:28Z] jen_ I am working on a specific branch and I pull from remote (github). My developer then removed latest commits which I pulled and moved those to another branch. I then pull on the same branch and those latest commits are still on the original branch on my local.
+ [2017-02-22T22:53:17Z] jen_ I need to search logs for commit numbers for specific modified file: git log -p | grep xyz does not show commit #
+ [2017-02-17T14:34:20Z] jen_ basically push to mulitple remotes in one serving.
+ [2017-02-17T14:33:53Z] jen_ My current flow is local—> github —> production server via webhooks. The problem with this - if there is failed pushes to server, we cannot get notification. Can I do push from local to github and if that passes then push to production - in one line?
+ [2016-12-11T03:11:49Z] jen_ damn, I don’t want to screw this up
+ [2016-12-11T03:07:22Z] jen_ master