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Hello.
Is there any command to viev files to push to repo or all files that are in repo?
Thanks I searched for that command but no luck ![]()
Last edited by SpeedVin (2009-10-04 09:13:04)
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The git command has commands that are associated with it.
If you do git --help you will get a list of the most common commands.
Perhaps you are looking for diff, or show, or maybe status or log.
The command : git help COMMAND will give you the man page for the appropriate command, and may help narrow your search a little bit, as your question is kind of vague.
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The git command has commands that are associated with it.
If you do git --help you will get a list of the most common commands.
Perhaps you are looking for diff, or show, or maybe status or log.
The command : git help COMMAND will give you the man page for the appropriate command, and may help narrow your search a little bit, as your question is kind of vague.
Thanks Knute I searched for diff.
I readed git --help but I doesen't know about git help comand.
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IF you RTFM on git --help the last line states
See 'git help COMMAND' for more information on a specific command.
This means that if you use the command: git help diff it will tell you about git's diff command, or any other command that was listed by --help.
Last edited by Knute (2009-10-04 13:27:10)
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Beet a bit but I think you can do 'git commit -a' and it will show a difference before uploading. Been a bit though.
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