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I am trying to achieve a combination of operating in a sparsely checked out repo being able to run a git blame operation with line details - but not triggering a network fetch for each historical ...
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I have a repo I would like to clone with a structure like this: repo/folder1 repo/folder2 repo/file1 repo/file2 I want to keep folder1 and nothing else. When I try git sparse-checkout init --cone, it ...
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We have a repository with several large sql files, ranging from 100MB to 10GB in size. Been trying to setup local cloning so we only download the sql file(s) that need changed and committed at any ...
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In a sparse git checkout, one does not see the folders (directories/trees) that haven't been added via git sparse-checkout add. I can still "browse" these folders with git cat-file -p HEAD ...
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I'm aware that similar questions have been asked in the past, however, since the newest of them are pushing on being a decade old, I feel it's reasonable to try again with my particular problem. I ...
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I don't know if I am making things clear or not (since I am not an advances git user), so please ask follow up questions to better understand where I'm coming from. Consider this repo: Void Linux ...
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I'm trying to customize a small part of a big repository, then have my customization pushed into a GitHub repository. I've followed sparse cloning instructions to have the first stage done. Committed ...
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Suppose, my remote git repository looks like this: Repository ├── Folder1 │ ├── p1.py │ └── p2.py ├── Folder2 │ └── p3.py ├── file1 └── file2 I want to download only the descendants of Folder1, ...
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I am currently introducing a library from repository "B" to repository "A" as a submodule. The Repository "B" referred to as a submodule includes additional test code and ...
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I rarely use a sparse checkout (more likely to use a shallow clone). I almost always use a .gitignore file. That file is sometimes configured to ignore directories or files that are already part of ...
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As a (late) followup on How do I clone a subdirectory only of a Git repository?, I additionally need the date and time of the latest commit in that subdirectory. However, the --depth=1 command only ...
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I'm using git sparse-checkout to have only the files I'm interested in on disk. I'm unable to figure out how to match multiple patterns. git sparse-checkout set --no-cone "**/*.tf" Checkout ...
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Let's say I did a sparse checkout of a partial clone to not get everything from a big Git repo: git clone --filter=blob:none --sparse https://example.com/url/of/my/repo.git cd repo git sparse-checkout ...
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You can get the hash of a tree in a commit by doing: git rev-parse 'HEAD^{tree}' And you can get the hash of the tree in the index by doing: git write-tree However, in the case you did a sparse ...
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I use git 2.40 and I have repo folder structure like this: └── root_dir1 │ ├── dir11 │ │ └── file11 │ │ │ └── dir12 │ │ └── file12 │ │ │ └── file13 │ └── root_dir2 ...

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