How can I restore an unpushed file that was removed by a “git pull”?
We are working on a project where we use GitHub to upload our work.
How to access a wiki from a private repository that was public on github?
I have a private repository on github that was once public. When it was public he had a project wiki. Now that it’s private I can’t access the wiki anymore because it says I must upgrade the pro plan to activate the functionality.
Why are my changed files not appearing on github?
I’m maintaining the Reko decompiler on https://github.com/uxmal/reko . Recently, I used git mv
to move some files from one directory in that repository (src/Analysis
to src/Core/Analysis
). The commit where that was done is https://github.com/uxmal/reko/commit/1378cd12017f9cfa757658652c53c7e4d88ce890. The project works fine on my Windows development machine after that. I made a few more commits, then pushed my work to github.
Git Push Rejected by GitHub repository
HI All While i am trying to Push the Code into git hub Repository getting below error can any one please help
What are the meanings of the changed file icons in GitHub
In GitHub’s changed-files view, there are several icons depending on the type of change:
Issue with Merging ‘dev’ into ‘main’ Branch on GitHub
I’m experiencing issues when merging my ‘dev’ branch into the ‘main’ branch on GitHub. Here’s the situation:
Merge zip file of code in the latest working branch
I have zip file got from another developer, now I want to merge that zip file with my latest codebase.
How does git know authentication details
On my laptop, I used Github Desktop to publish a local repo to a private github repo.
Can’t merge feature branch into develop?
I have a branch feature/packet-events
. I want to merge this into develop
.
Why does GitHub think a code change doesn’t exist when merging that code change in from another branch?
I can look at a branch in GitHub and see a code change. I can then look at another branch and see the same exact code change with the same commit message. However, when I try to merge one branch into the other or even do a compare, GitHub thinks that one branch does not have the code change. This happens whether I’m merging A into B or B into A. Which ever is being merged into does not appear to have the change.