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- git - Github Desktop - Author Identity Unknown - Stack Overflow
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- github - Change Git repository directory location. - Stack Overflow
I use Github Desktop for Windows and I wanted to move location of a repository No problem if you move your directory and choose the new location in the software
- GitHub Desktop - how to change default storage directory?
Also, the shortcut to GitHub Desktop starts in a different directory altogether, so modifying that would be no use I know that I can use the command line to git clone to any directory, but it would just be nice if one could configure the desktop version to do that as well
- A lock file already exists in the repository, which blocks this . . .
I'm trying to push a commit to my branch using GitHub Desktop But every time I try to commit, I keep getting this error: A lock file already exists in the repository, which blocks this operation from completing Upon searching the internet, the only solution I've found is to delete index lock file inside git folder manually
- Going back to a previous commit in Github Desktop
I am trying to use GitHub Desktop (i e the GUI application - NOT command line) to go back to a previous commit (on the same branch) Something that I would have thought is a core feature, since it
- Github desktop does not start any more - Stack Overflow
in the last days github desktop started alright but doday it does not work any more most tries the window won´t open and sometimes an empty white window appears I use Windows 11 but i cannot fi
- Solution to the gpg problem on github desktop? - Stack Overflow
This is what it will do is put the gpg location back as it was at the beginning, that is, with the git location, that's why I mentioned "correct" in quotes, because by doing all this you clean your key so that github dektop believes it to be the correct location, or is it something how I would explain it
- How do I fix The remote disconnected. on GitHub?
GitHub is timing out on your push, because you're pushing more than 2 gigabytes (with only about 106MB in LFS) This is intentional; GitHub has finite resources, and if anyone can occupy those resources forever with endless repository pushes then they can effectively destroy GitHub's ability to handle other, smaller, requests Reduce the size of your repository - do you really need to track
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