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Just stumpled over a problem that I wanted to push a large file (400+mb) as part of a commit into our remote-repository but git ended up continuosly pushing 400+mb and then starting over without any progress. The long story short without knowing what why this fixes the problem:
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Atm I'm maintaining my urho3d-minimal-new-project to use the latest version of urho3d in its docker-images. To make this a smoother 'one-click' process I want the new docker-images to have an additional flag like 'githash-$HASH' where the $HASH is the current short-version of the
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If you want to include a submodule fully into your sourcetree (because you are forced to as in Unity3d) you can have some kind of workaround using a sparse-checkout (EDIT: with drawback...see bottom) Just do it like this: * create git-project (if not done yet): git init mkdir Project/Assets/
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Since developing for gamekit using git svn (god bless you, git!) I always wondered why there is no way to create also svn-patches with git svn. I finally stumpled over a small script that can do the job. Actually it has a bug that prevents new files/directories to be