I have noticed that on my laptop, it lets me initialize repositories and use source control in visual studio code. But when I go to source control on my main PC, it tells me to download git for windows. On…
On vscode, using wsl terminal, I was setting the global the default branch as main as shown below, git config --global init.defaultBranch main Now, inside my project folder, when I do git init and check git status the default branch…
How do I invoke the commit input message box from the Source Control panel (using one command/shortcut)? git.commitall invokes a floating commit message window. The reason I want the one in the Source Control is that it provides the commit…
I set up a jenkins on aws ecs (using official jenkins docker image) with agents also working in aws ecs and it's workigng great. But when I tried to edit a pipeline to used git and pull a script from…
As the title says, is there an extension that allows to run difftool over remotessh but within VSCode? I tried a few plugins but they need --no-index or setting git worktree which is not possible to configure AFAIK within VSCode.…
I made some modifications in the myproject_app/vendor/laravel/ui/auth-backend/AuthenticatesUsers.php; then I pushed the modifications with other files. When I tried to make git pull then I got error : error: Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by merge:…
Would reset hard uninstall a package? Say I have commits 789f658a6e55a65cc3f056asf – Commit before installing package 789fdfdsfse55a65cc3f056asf – Commit after installing package If I reset to “Commit before installing package” would that uninstall the package or just remove the line…
I was running my pipeline till now on Azure hosted ubuntu pool and my pipeline was running fine. Now I configured self-hosted agents on the Ubuntu server and when running my pipeline it's failing at the git pull step. trigger:…
We use git to store our PC board designs. We are a small company and the only person doing commits & pushes is the board designer (me), so there's no risk of overwriting someone else's work by rewriting git history.…
I'd like to share my inconveniences and see your solutions or opinions. I'm using git, VSCode and BitBucket. Let's say I'm working on a big codebase and on a branch FEAT-some-new-feature. A lot of files need changes for this feature…