The question "a basic example of the read-tree command usage" mentions:
Now another command, git checkout-index can be used to bring the work tree in sync with the index.
Commands like git checkout <commit> do exactly this:
call git read-tree to populate the index
and then git c...
Every now and again, I'll come across a question that was not clearly explained, so much so that users attempting to answer the question end up completely misunderstanding the problem, and end up giving answers that seem correct, but in fact do not solve the original poster's actual problem.
Exa...
For anyone looking on how to solve this problem...
I ended up using java
Think of the newblets on this site as feral kittens that occasionally come to your premise. You want to adopt them and let them inside but at first they need to be house trained, because if you don't you would end up with shit all over your place. Not all kittens are okay with that, some run away...
It says on Stack Overflow that
We prefer questions that can be answered, not just discussed.
Well, is there a place on the Stack Exchange network where questions can be discussed that don't have a clear answer? Such as discussing which framework(s) to choose from?
I've come across a small issue which occurs when a question has been closed but the question itself or one of its answers are being edited.
Steps to reproduce:
Visit a closed question. (even closed years ago)
In a different tab or browser, edit the question or one of its answers.
"an edit ha...
I had this to say on a similar question:
Sometimes, a third-party tool, library, or framework is a viable
solution to a problem. You can't post the entire code for a framework
in an answer, and Stack Overflow doesn't host code repositories or
other file downloads.
While I'd prefer ...
