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Category Archives: git
Share a git repository
I am involved in a project that decided to use git to share/keep-track of the generated source code. Our research group has a common server that has git installed. I was under the impression that we could just put a … Continue reading
Showing a pretty ascii git branch topology
If you are using git, you should be branching a lot (it’s encouraged when you use git). If you have lots of branches (more than two:), you might get a bit lost when it comes to determining the relation between branches. … Continue reading
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Tagged ascii branches, branch history, command line branches, git, git loggraph, loggraph, pretty format
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git: another way of doing submodules.
Git keeps giving us more. Today I found out another way of doing submoduling. It’s kinda strange and probably a bit harder than using submodules (But that might be because I’m not used to it yet). But it adds to … Continue reading
Navneet Dalal’s HOG Descriptors
After fighting a bit with the code, I got it to compile. The following is a list of the things I did: There were a lot of additional files in the src tree. These files are automatically created by Autotools. … Continue reading
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Preparing for git repository publication
I have a bunch of git repositories that I started in my box. Now I want to put them on a server and access them through ssh. Here are the commands that I used to make that happen: Make a … Continue reading
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GIT, you have done it again. (history filtering)
My Friday post talked about my reasons to split my PhD repository into many sub-repositories. At that moment I did not really know what I was supposed to do or if git even had a command that could help me. … Continue reading
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Disecting my PhD git repo
I soon realized that the decision of taking everything i do on my PhD and put it in one git repository was no good. Putting unrelated stuff in a git repository is, in my opinion, a no-no. In the end, … Continue reading
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