Questions tagged [git-hash]
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Why does git assign same hash to files with different names and location?
Why does git assign the same SHA-1 to files with different names and different locations although contents is the same?
100644 43efcd84207788e5289ee23a9ce95d9f43b13d9a 0 dir1/dir1_d2/dir1_d2_f1.txt
100644…
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git push - where's my commit hash - git log is not showing in the history MIRROR repository
I cloned from a GIT repository (latest). At this point, the latest commit in the repository was: a10cb09
I cloned from using the following command (where I set variable r = 1st parameter passed (for repo name aka ansible) in my tiny wrapper…
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Is a git commit hash trustable?
When using code from unknown third partys on github, I always make sure to check the code that no obvious backdoors that could compromise the security of my system exist.
The specific state of the repository I am reviewing is probably bound to a…
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`git stash create` does not return a hash
Example (bash):
> cd ~/repo1
> git stash create
Clearly something is wrong, maybe there is already something stashed?
> git stash drop
No stash entries found
Maybe there is something wrong with git, pick a random other repository and rerun:
> cd…
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Recreate a git commit after branch merging onto branch
I have lost access to laptop where I pushed only the merged branch (onto master) but forgot to update the branch itself.
So I tried the following little experiment:
$ mkdir g
$ cd g
$ git init
$ echo 1 >> README.md
$ git add README.md
$ git commit…
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Latest git hash needs to be speicified in installer's name
Consider a situation in which Git is installed in Windows and is available only in Git Bash, not Windows cmd environment. Having a vdproj to create installer for an application, but need to intercalate the latest git hash to the MSI package's name.…
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How can I get the hash of a commit immediately before a faulty commit?
A while back there was a commit that pushed some deletes, a few good, a few not so good. It is time to restore the deletes that should not have happend. The following line does come up with a list of all the files that need to be restored:
git…
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Sam Carleton
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get age of git commit using hash
If we have a git commit hash:
42f35295744738750a665dc846400c8040659d03
is there a way to determine/calculate the date it was created without any more info?
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Given long git commit how to safely get short commit
If I query the bitbucket api for commits, I get the long version:
bitbucket_curl(){
curl -H 'Authorization:Basic YW1JyKg==' "https://api.bitbucket.org$@"
}
commits="$(bitbucket_curl…
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Accessing githash of a conda-installed package
I have some code that runs simulations and saves the results into text files.
To ensure reproducibility, I was also saving the git hash of the last commit , so that if I look a simulation several months later I can know exactly which commit was used…
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How can I convert a git hash to a byte array with length 20 in C#?
How can I convert a git hash to a byte array with length 20 in C#?
At the moment I represent the git hash as a string:
string gitHash = "0x29932f3915935d773dc8d52c292cadd81c81071d";
I have tried this:
byte[] gitHashBytes =…
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How to see the difference between two identical revisions?
TL;DR
different ancestry, empty diff, different program. How to see what the differences are?
The answer to the question, I thought, should be: if they are identical, there are no differences.
What's been happening to me right now is that I have…
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