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Questions - git-bash

Find wrapped strings in a pre-push git hook

I am trying to go through the changes being made in a git push and find any instance of a wrapped string like so: ___('something to be translated') so that I can make some subsequent API calls with th...
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Sharkboots

bash

git

shell

git-bash

githooks

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Answers: 1

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Try this. I think your bash script is the main issue. It's not formatted properly. This will also make it so the output will only be the modified lines in addition to the ___() matches. pattern="...
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steveProton

Git bash change into a directory and start a file

My default git bash starts on the C: drive and I often have to change into a project directory and start a file up. Is there a way to cd into a directory and start a file all in one command using Git ...
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kevinjaypatel

windows

bash

git

git-bash

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

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You should have a file .bashrc into your home directory. It should be under C:\Users\login Add the following line in the file: cd "projet_directory_full_path" Open a new session and it shou...
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Youssef H.

Change directory where git bash launches without shortcut or modifying $HOME

The company I work for has a code repository deep within a folder structure, the path of which I have saved in a text file. As I was copying that path from notepad++ and pasting it into a cd command f...
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binaryBrandon

bash

configuration

git-bash

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

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Create a batch file with name like LaunchGit.bat & write the following command: start F:\Program" "Files\Git\git-bash.exe --cd=D:\your\deep\workspace\path Now you can launch it from des...
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Rajeev Bera

How to count number of tracked files in each sub-directory of the repository?

In a git repo, I want to list directories (and sub-directories) that contain tracked items and the number items (tracked files only) in each of them. The following command gives list of directories: $...
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saastn

git

git-bash

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

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git ls-files | awk '{$NF="";print}' FS=/ OFS=/ | sort | uniq -c or, shorter, git ls-files | sed 's,[^/]*$,,' | sort | uniq -c
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