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While working with just one associated repository, I was quite used to reference changesets in my Trac tickets using the changeset keyword and the commit's SHA1 hash like this:
[changeset:af54b6d]
which would give me an hyperlink to the corresponding changeset.
Now I'm working on a project where the same Trac environment (version 0.12) has multiple git repositories associated with it and no one is - and shouldn't be - the default, so the above syntax doesn't work anymore.
Can anyone please help me figuring out how to refer to a changeset in a specific repository?
Thank you!
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In version control software, a changeset is a formally collected set of commits that should be treated as a group. Examples of changesets could be: The changes between two successive versions of a repository (an atomic package). The commits involved in releasing a certain feature.
Versioning an existing project with a new git repository You'll first cd to the root project folder and then execute the git init command. Pointing git init to an existing project directory will execute the same initialization setup as mentioned above, but scoped to that project directory.
git remote git fetch git push git pull. The git push command is used to upload local repository content to a remote repository. Pushing is how you transfer commits from your local repository to a remote repo.
Create a new repository on GitHub. Clone your repository to your local computer. Modify files in your repository and track changes using commits with git. Push your changes back to GitHub.
If your repository is named repo, you can link to the changeset with [changeset:af54b6d/repo].
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