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This web client will be mostly used to retrieve a token (for command line use) and for easier editing of content. My frontend skills are rusty, so don't expect this Angular 1 (!) app to be a prime example of good coding practices.
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QUESTION
Just before I committed, I had staged all my changes by using git ..
(I was in a sub directory) and I had run git status to see the staged changes. Git had staged only the changed files at that point, just as expected.
In the command line, I run git commit
with a message, get this response:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-26 at 22:22tl;dr Checkout selectingDate.
Here's what happened.
You're on a case-insenstive filesystem. This is important because Git can store branch names as files; .git/refs/heads/selectingDate
contains the commit ID of your selectingDate branch. At some point you did a git checkout SelectingDate
which tried to open .git/refs/heads/SelectingDate
and opened .git/refs/heads/selectingDate
instead.
This sort of works, but there's problems. While SelectingDate will match files named selectingDate, it won't match it in text such as .git/config which might have configuration for [branch "selectingDate"]
. Your currently checked out commit is stored in .git/HEAD which now contains ref: refs/heads/SelectingDate
.
Then git gc
happens and it packs your references. It deletes all the individual files in .git/refs and writes them in one text file .git/packed-refs
. Now the branch names are case sensitive! .git/HEAD
still says you're on SelectingDate. Git tries to return your checkout to "SelectingDate"'s commits, but it can't find a reference to it in .git/packed-refs
and .git/refs/heads/selectingDate
is gone. So it thinks it has no commits.
To fix this, checkout selectingDate.
If git branch
also shows SelectingDate, delete it.
If you accidentally delete both branches don't panic. Branches are just labels. Restore the branch with git branch selectingDate 910641c4
. 910641c4 being the commit ID of your last commit to selectingDate.
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QUESTION
I am using the midnight theme for Jekyll. Jekyll is currently v3.7.4
My theme refers to the bundled OpenSans webfont, and I have also added FontAwesome. But the browser only ever makes a request for the OpenSans fonts, and never for the FontAwesome file.
In my page's head (compiled):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-25 at 12:03I clicked this link: https://5e9c012d3f93e40006beb655--hello-64bit.netlify.app/
Your HTML (line 71) reads:
QUESTION
I'm having issues with anchor links on my page. When clicked my header element gets partially obscured. The bug relates to the use of:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-20 at 06:26Fixes:
I just remove
overflow
form#container
as the issue is with this overflow, and addoverflow-x:hidden
tobody
and also addscroll-behavior: smooth
tohtml
andbody
for smooth scrolling.
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