Tag: git
I am not a power user of Mikrotik devices so far, judging by the fact that
I am not using terminal there as much as I am using web interface (or
WebFig as they call it). But Mikrotik, being a powerful platform can help
me understand what I am doing. One of the things I figured ou... There are numerous guides for downgrading a Brew package but somehow, none
that I tried I found to be particularly helpful, let alone working and
straightforward. Thus I mixed and matched them together to build Yet
another brew downgrade package guide™, that at least works for my... Sometimes when working on a PHP project where there are a lot of branches
potentially sitting on incompatible packages, it can be a pain to always
remember to manually run composer i or whatever docker alternative or
alias one might be using. After forgetting, there are error mes... Just a very quick update about how I was able to restore a git repository
stored inside a Gitea and backed up via restic. Warning: this guide most probably does not work correctly with LFS
files, but they might either not be that critical to restore or the
repository might not ev... I have already written how
useful a tool git filter-repo is
for cleaning repositories. I made some extensive use of the newfound
knowledge since to undo some previous bad decisions in my private
repositories. Here's a list of commands for merging project-a into project-b for a
re... Sometimes you might need to re-sign your previous commits using GnuPG. This
process rewrites the git history in a sense of changing commit hashes. What
is more, it also changes the date when commit was made. If not done
properly, the repository looks like if there was no history... There is a common saying around version control systems stating the
following: Do not rewrite the history. And it is pretty solid saying to be fair, supported at many threads, for
instance at FS#45425 or elsewhere.
You simply have to assume that once you pushed something into the...