EGit safe operations [message #788224] |
Wed, 01 February 2012 14:18 |
Ondrej Medek Messages: 23 Registered: July 2009 |
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Hello,
is there any list of "bug free operations" with EGit? By "bug free operations" I mean I got the same result as running command line git. Of course, without any known bugs or problems.
I thing viewing history, comparing files, staging and committing if fine. But fetch, pull, rebase is making us some headache. I guess especially rebase is not doing so well as a command line git. Also, it seems to me, that command line git merge/rebase can resolve some situations which EGit shows as conflicts.
Thanks
Andy
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Re: EGit save operations [message #788469 is a reply to message #788224] |
Wed, 01 February 2012 21:24 |
Robin Rosenberg Messages: 332 Registered: July 2009 |
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Ondrej Medek skrev 2012-02-01 15.19:
> Hello,
> is there any list of "bug free operations" with EGit? By "bug free operations" I mean I got the same result as running command line git. Of course, without any known bugs
> or problems.
>
> I thing viewing history, comparing files, staging and committing if fine. But fetch, pull, rebase is making us some headache. I guess especially rebase is not doing so well
> as a command line git. Also, it seems to me, that command line git merge/rebase can resolve some situations which EGit shows as conflicts.
There is no such list, but if there is difference there should be a bug report.
As for rebase/merge, an important difference is that JGit does not have the recursive strategy
which is the default in C Git and that leads to some problems. There is another thread somewhere
regarding a possible merge bug, but without a concrete example it's hard to fix.
-- robin
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