matheust

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   by matheust 2y ago

   > Thank you, but no. I enjoy working on a branch and committing small changes at a time, sometimes trivial, sometimes not even compiling, sometimes formatting or whatever the hell I feel like. When it comes time to review, I squash all t
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   by matheust 3y ago

   So cool to see the types and operations being built up from lambdas! A nice brain teaser.
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   by matheust 3y ago

   Interesting! I didn't know about the --remote flag and this usage. I would probably have done something like: git clone --filter=tree:0 --depth=1 --sparse --no-checkout && git checkout HEAD <desired_file> (But that would
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   Committing Without Git(matheustavares.gitlab.io)

   216 points by matheust 3y ago|22 comments
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   by matheust 6y ago

   Git-for-Windows may turn symlink support on by default under some specific circumstances. As the repo's wiki [1] says: Short version: there is no exact equivalent for POSIX symlinks on Windows, and the closest thing is unavailable for
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   by matheust 6y ago

   > What is the simple test for whether this is the case or not? As suggested in GitHub's announcement post[1], you can test this with the following: `git config --show-scope --get-regexp 'filter\..*\.process'` (replace the