My JIRA board has a gitlab plug-in that helps developers to commit code directly from JIRA. I want to know if there is a report in JIRA that can tell on which issues code was committed and on which ones it was not. Below is a snapshot of JIRA ticket where commit can be seen but...
Sure, I’d be happy to help you retrieve merge request commit comments using the GitLab API. First, let’s clarify what we’re trying to achieve. We want to retrieve comments made on commits that are part of a merge request. These comments are also known as “notes” in GitLab termin...
Keep in mind, of course, that this approach leaves you liable to accidental branch deletion because you may inadvertently select branches that you didn't mean to. And Git won't warn you before deletion. So, if you decide to delete all local branches using a single command, proceed with ca...
If you’d like to test reverting and resetting in a separate repository from one you actively work in, follow the steps below. This will set up an example Git repository similar to the one used for the examples in this tutorial. The commit IDs may be different, but the contents of the...
Once changes are staged, we need to add these changes to our last commit; run git commit --amend. Command breakdown: Here, we're asking the git commit command to amend whatever changes are present in stage to the most recent commit. This will open your last commit in your Git-defined...
git status Git informs you if you have any untracked files. Refer to the section below to see how to track files. Step 5: Add a File to Staging Environment Add a file to the staging environment in Git to mark it for inclusion in the next commit. The staging area acts as an intermedi...
Hello. I want to check branch changes only in Gitlab CI. I need to use pre-commit run --from-ref=? --to-ref=HEAD What --from-ref to use? 👍 2 Member asottile commented Aug 16, 2021 please consult the documentation for running in CI asottile closed this as completed Aug 16...
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If you've committed a large file to your repository that takes up a large amount of disk space, simply removing it in a commit will not actually help. This is because Git doesn't actually fully delete the file when you remove it from your working directory. It'll be stored in Git's...
Repocheck dangling commit nataliaJuly 18, 2022, 11:36am4 Great answer, that helped in my case. I would just add a small note: git gc may create new files, soensure you switched to the user gitlab runs as! If you forget that, you will get permission denied when commiting files - bu...