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On 05/07/2016 21:53, james wrote: |
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>> * If you don't know the last commit before removal, juts load up the |
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>> removal commit and copy the commit hash of the "Parent" link to get the |
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>> commit before that |
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>> Tada! Attic restored ^_~ |
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> Not bad, at first glance. Not too bad at all! Let me work with this a bit. |
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> THANKS! |
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> James |
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James, |
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As an old-time C hacker, to wrap your brains around git, forget |
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everything you ever learned about CVS, SVN and similar tools. |
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Then recall everything you ever learned in C about pointers, linked |
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lists (all the juicy types), and structs. |
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Now look at git again, you should feel in much more familiar territory. |
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You still have to get used to Linus' quite bizarre names he gave commands. |
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But then again, he does say git isn't really a source-code repo, he says |
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it's a filesystem. Because that's what he does - writes filesystems. |
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Alan |
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