I used git clone on my windows machine and surely enough it can clone a repository that has a couple thousand items. It loads until a certain point and then it throws an error that says something like fatal error and something related to RPC.I tried cloning a smaller repository and encountered the same error but on cloning and empty one, it completes the clone.

I’ve been working on a project for a couple of weeks, using GitHub as the remote repo. Today, I suddenly can no longer push to remote. It’s now hanging indefinitely.

I can download repositories through GitHub desktop onto my computer. The first time I open the R-project within the repository everything works fine, I can edit documents and commit/push as per normal. Once I close the R-project the connection between RStudio and GitHub appears to break, and when I re-open the R-project a second time the connection with Git no longer exists (the Git tab within RStudio is completely gone). If I delete the repository from my computer completely and re-clone it through GitHub desktop then the connection is established again and I can open the R-project, edit documents and commit/push as per normal.

I work at a company with a large monorepo and right now it takes ~45s to checkout the repo in CI, which is slower than I’d like.

I have a pull request I would want to review locally in a git work tree:

I have a pull request I would want to review locally in a git work tree:

My Github contribution graph is counting only one commit per repository. Even though I’m committing multiple times in different days. I have not faced this problem before. I was out of coding for a long time. So, I started coding again and wanted to revive my Github too. But I’m facing this kind of problem now.

I really have no idea how to start with my GitHub account. I need professional help. I’m just a newbie and an aspiring developer. I would love to contribute to anything that I have knowledge of.

I have two identical GitHub repos (one is forked from the other). However, due to one of them being public I had to strip out secrets from it, so I had to change the commit history completely on that one.

I’m trying to write a git command that can list all PR merge commits directly made on a specific branch.