latest 14 messages by stangeland
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[2016-05-19T20:33:55Z]
stangeland
Hi, i try to pull from my github repo, but when i do git pull it just hangs for a long time and then does: error: RPC failed; result=28, HTTP code = 0. What am I doing wrong?
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[2016-03-16T14:05:59Z]
stangeland
machine and did git clone myfile.foobar or similar ?
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[2016-03-16T14:05:59Z]
stangeland
Hello. normally when i have a github repo i do git clone https://github.com/foo/bar.git which gives me latest version of my software. lets say i have a computer which is (almost) completely disconnected from the internet and i want to install my github hosted software on it. Is there some easy way to make zip/tar like file corresponding to what i would get if i did git clone blabla and then just transferred that file to disconnected
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[2016-03-14T06:02:56Z]
stangeland
thx
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[2016-03-14T05:56:18Z]
stangeland
hi, when a dev writes: "I have submitted a PR to fix this upstream" what does that mean? What is upstream?
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[2015-11-12T08:18:08Z]
stangeland
hello...i have branch: remotes/origin/tvdimpl but when i try to do git fetch origin/tvdimpl it says fatal: 'origin/tvdimpl' does not appear to be a git repository. Why can't i fetch this branch?
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[2015-11-10T21:06:26Z]
stangeland
hi, i did git pull when on mybranch and i get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/13218838/ but the new changes from the remote mybranch is not showing. what am i missing?
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[2015-09-12T04:15:56Z]
stangeland
Hello. At some point in time I made a branch X from master, added some features and made some changes and then left that branch alone for a long period. In that period master has evolved a lot, but now i need to continue building on that branch X. Can i somehow fast forward X to contain the newest content of master plus the additions i made in X back then, so that i can continue working on X on the newest codebase?
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[2015-08-25T11:43:05Z]
stangeland
how do i remove all the changes i made since last commit?
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[2015-08-04T22:11:41Z]
stangeland
hi, when i click on "branches" on my repo on github. there are a list of branches. some have a green button labeled "Open" and others have a grey button labeled "new pull request". Which one of these buttons requires me to take action? If i click the "new pull request" does that mean I create a pull request or does it mean that there is a pull request on this branch and that i need to verify it?
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[2015-05-25T10:51:20Z]
stangeland
if i do git branch -a i see there is: remotes/origin/layoutreworking but how do i fetch and check it out?
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[2015-02-09T15:13:56Z]
stangeland
tobiasvl, see second last comment
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[2015-02-09T15:13:13Z]
stangeland
tobiasvl, it was written by the author in a ticket: https://github.com/ericrasmussen/pyramid_redis_sessions/issues/32
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[2015-02-09T15:10:18Z]
stangeland
hi, i am looking at this specific repository: https://github.com/ericrasmussen/pyramid_redis_sessions and i am installing one package from this repository: pyramid_redis_sessions==1.0a1. Where can i see what versions are actually available on that repository?