Re: [Gimp-docs] git commit problems



On Wed, Jan 13, 2016 at 09:48:26PM +0100, Kolbjørn Stuestøl wrote:
As this question is related to the GIMP UI I posted this in
developers forum (gimp-developer-list gnome org) a couple of days
ago but get no answers. Hoping someone in this list are able to
answer me. I guess it has something with "git config" to do.

When committing my translation all looks well on my local copy. But
my translations do not shows up in the
https://git.gnome.org/browse/gimp/ site. Where is my translations
gone?

I downloaded my copies using "git clone <ssh://[my
username] git gnome org/git/gimp>".
Updated and translated some po files and then:

   $ git commit -m "Updated Norwegian (nn) translations"
   [master 7b2f8a5] Updated Norwegian (nn) translations
     5 files changed, 13801 insertions(+), 9813 deletions(-)
     mode change 100644 => 100755 po-plug-ins/nn.po
     mode change 100644 => 100755 po-python/nn.po

My local git log shows:

   $ git log
   commit 7b2f8a5cff63bdea6db76b642445cfb8a11d1b0b
   Author: kolbjoern <kolbjoern git gnome org>
   Date:   Mon Jan 11 21:19:53 2016 +0100

        Updated Norwegian (nn) translations

   commit 97ea600623b780fc9dba4abbaa45db44e626a10e
   Author: Michael Natterer <mitch gimp org>
   Date:   Mon Jan 11 20:35:32 2016 +0100

        app: s/Default/Color/ in the testing icon theme Makefile rules
   …

My commit must obviously go somewhere but I have no idea where.
How to get it to upload (git push) to the correct gimp repository?

Last time I uploaded my files (2016.01.07) I got the error message
"remote: error: refname 'GIMP_HELP_2_8_2' is ambiguous" (but the
"git push" succeeded) and I was told to run "git config --global
push.default matching" and/or
"git config --global push.default simple". I did this in that order.
No error messages.

Strange because:

1) looking on the commit 97ea600623b780fc9dba4abbaa45db44e626a10e you are
   currently on master

2) if you do a log and you see your changes you made that seems to me
   that you did not push that commit at all. You probably are in a 
   detached HEAD state.

Trivial and primitive way to exit this situation.

1) save your translated files somewhere out of git repo

2) reset --hard your git to commit 97ea600623b780fc9dba4abbaa45db44e626a10e

3) git pull

4) replace files with your saved copies

5) commit & push

bye

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Marco Ciampa

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