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/me wonders why #Git supports
$ git remote set-branches remote_bar --add branch_foo
but not an equivalent like
$ git remote set-branches remote_bar --remove branch_foo
/me assumes the answer is the usual "nobody cared enough to implement it yet"
/me goes an removes the relevant line from .git/config manually

The 66th edition of De Programmatica Ipsum is out!
In this edition, we analyze the rise in popularity of Git and how it eclipsed everything else; in the Library section, we review "Pragmatic Version Control Using Git" by Travis Swicegood; and in our Vidéothèque section, we watch Linus Torvalds explaining Git in a 2007 Google TechTalk.
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Issue #66: Version Control
Welcome to the sixty-sixth issue of De Programmatica Ipsum, about Version Control. In this edition, we analyze the rise in popularity of Git and how it eclipsed everything else; in the Library section, we review "Pragmatic Version Control Using Git" by Travis Swicegood; and in our Vidéothèque section, we watch Linus Torvalds explaining Git in a 2007 Google TechTalk.

Will my :gitannex: #GitAnnex polo from #distribits

git-annex t-shirts, polo shirts, sweatshirts - HELLOTUX

Wydarzył się cud! Udało mi się doprowadzić testy #SciKit Image do działania bez Internetu w #Gentoo!
Na marginesie:
1. Autorzy włączają większość niezbędnych danych w archiwum sdist. Tyle że ich nie używają, i zamiast tego ściągają je drugi raz, prosto z repozytorium na GitHubie. Wzdych. (Jeżeli czy…

I've got a strange one for all my #coding friends today.
I rebased a local branch of a repo and did the usual #git push --force to overwrite the remote branch.
A git status shows everything is great but five seconds later #VSC

In git, how can you see the diff of staged changes? With `git diff --staged`? Of course not, you silly creature. Pfft.
It is obviously `git diff --cached`. Because why fucking not!

Hey, does anybody know if #git saves the commit message if the signing of a commit fails?

Even wanted to know what this iomap thing in the #Linux #kernel is?
Then check out this docs rfc patch from Ritesh Harjani:

What would cause :git: #git to shell out at 'git -C repo fetch --all'?
I call git via #Python's subprocess module (no, not with shell=True) and it apparently shells out to my default :fish_shell: #fishShell

#Linux 6.7.12 is out, which is the "LAST 6.7.y #kernel to be released. This branch is now end-of-life. Please move to the 6.8.y branch at this point in time."