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  2. If you are using GitHub Desktop and facing "file name too long" issue while check-in the code. Apply following solution it works. Go to - Repository-> Show in Explorer -> .git Edit config file with any editor (eg- Notepad++) - under [core] section add this field "longpaths = true". [core] longpaths = true. edited Mar 4 at 9:59.

  3. How do I sign out of the desktop version of GitHub?

    stackoverflow.com/questions/24960247

    Just open Your GitHub Desktop App. Click on File. Select on option (the option Modern-Dialog Box will open where you can see your account and the Sign out Button) Click on the Sign out Button. You have successfully logged out from your GitHub Desktop app. edited Jun 18, 2020 at 8:57. bzr.

  4. 1. Setting your email address for every repository on your computer. Open Git Bash. Set an email address in Git. $ git config --global user.email "email@example.com". done to check that, you can confirm that you have set the email address correctly in Git: $ git config --global user.email. email@example.com.

  5. Step 1. Goto commit history, find the commit hash which you want to revert to; and click "Browse repo at this point in history". Step 2. Create a new branch from this commit hash (say "temp") Step 3. Delete the branch which had the problem (say "main") Step 4. Goto "temp" branch and create "main" branch from it. And you're done.

  6. How can I undo discard changes in GitHub Desktop?

    stackoverflow.com/questions/35546133

    I'm using Github Desktop for Windows v2.1.0 and I can confirm the trash/recycling bin doesn't exist any more. I'm using Windows 10. I'm using Windows 10. In my case, the discarded change I wanted to undo was a deleted folder.

  7. 1 - Copy the commit reference you like to go back to from the log: git log. 2 - Reset git to the commit reference: git reset <commit_ref>. 3 - Stash/store the local changes from the wrong commit to use later after pushing to remote: git stash. 4 - Push the changes to remote repository, (-f or --force): git push -f.

  8. How do I delete a local branch on Github Desktop?

    stackoverflow.com/questions/32102810

    In desktop, make sure you are in the correct branch, and press "ctr+shift+D".This should delete the branch, this method works in windows; I cant confirm for other Linux/Mac. I personally confirmed that, on the new version, advanced branch management has been removed, and you can only delete branches from the website.

  9. 11. The way to do this now is to change the folder when cloning it in the GUI: Click on the repo to clone, then change the initial path in the 'Local path' area. After that, it should use that location as the default. Any easy way to get the folder you want is to copy it from the address bar in a file browser:

  10. If you are using GitHub Desktop, then just do the following steps: Close GitHub Desktop and all other applications with open files to your current directory path. Move the whole directory as mentioned above to the new directory location. Open GitHub Desktop and click on the blue (!) "repository not found" icon. Then a dialog will open and you ...

  11. Discard all changes at once using GitHub Desktop

    stackoverflow.com/questions/32088751

    62. I found it... now we need to right-click precisely on the "X changes" text in blue: On GitHub Desktop for Mac v2.17: Menu Bar > Repository > Discard Changes to Selected Files. Related issues: Undo Discard Changes #861. Allow discarding of individual lines in a file #2402. edited Jun 23, 2021 at 10:41.