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@diffrentcolours I didn't do that, but I did a git friendly thing that is basically a single table with one (yaml) file per entry.What I did was to create commands¹ to create, edit and delete an entry, and each of them then updates a local cache (in my case xapian) that is used for searches etc. There is a git hook to update the cache after git operations. And then there is a command to regenerate the cache from the yaml files, that I run now and then, just to be sure.There was a vague idea to also add a SQLite cache: the whole architecture supports it (but it would probably still be a single table), but I never found the time do actually do it.Maybe it can give you ideas if you end up having to write something yourself¹ I wrote a library and command line commands, a friend used the library to write a GUI

@cjk What I saw looked great! Did you already use Gitte to manage it's own repo?

@ethauvin I have some problems with the last of them, at least when it comes to the #Linux #kernel: https://hachyderm.io/@kernellogger/116374083334503805Wondering if there are other projects out there where it might be similar for the same or other reasons…

@dch yeah, i have 3 amd64 VMs for 16, 15, and 14, and another six for ports (main and quarterly for each version), and now i need to set up a bunch more for ppc testing, so force pushes are quite annoying :-) (and my desktop runs Linux, so i can't easily test the build there as cross-build appears to be broken right now - that's on my todo list...)

@vwbusguy for anyone wondering: thats the source:https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/

@thomas I've just started coding in Python and Git was part of the recommended install process, but not sure why or what it does

@poul_polimi @milano I mostly use the command line and have a few homegrown tools that use the CLI.I use it from PyCharm a little to make and push commits but nothing more.I use the web GUI mostly in read-only mode and to create/review PRs. I use VS Code a little at work but do no git work with VS Code.For my personal repos, I use #Codeberg. At work, my team uses a Github server hosted by the company. But it all starts with git!

@darrenburns I’ve been desperate for more options like this. Just created a directory to make my own today 😅

This is sad.#NotABug #git #www #AI

@itsfoss I know Torvalds is at the origin of git.But can we start to spotlight Junio Hamano who has been actually developing git for 20 years ?

Come un semplice file di Visual Studio Code può diventare una backdoor per hacker statali📌 Link all'articolo : https://www.redhotcyber.com/post/come-un-semplice-file-di-visual-studio-code-puo-diventare-una-backdoor-per-hacker-statali/#redhotcyber #news #cybersecurity #hacking #malware #git #visualstudiocode #sicurezzainformatica #minacceinformatiche #evoluzione

I'm after some advice from folk that use #Git . I have my own self hosted Git server and I have one repository that I'd like to empty of all content and history. I know I can just delete the remote repository and recreate it again starting a fresh. But would using git push --force <remote> <branch> not just do the same by overwriting the remote repository with the locals contents ? Or could I end up with files in the remote that are not in my local ???I should also say that I am the only person that pushes to this remote repo too. Any help or advice is very much appreciated and thank you.

Some info parsed from the bastille git repository.Highlights:- 7 years old- 120 contributors- 1.37MiB- 3200+ commits(check out `onefetch` pkg to query your own repositories)#FreeBSD #BastilleBSD #onefetch #git

@kolev editing text: marker. Git: I have no idea outside of subsystems like termux

Ik heb een blog met een aanbeveling voor de Git-werkplaats van de #overheid geschreven:https://developer.overheid.nl/blog/2025/11/11/git-forge-overheidConclusie: vanuit het oogpunt van digitale soevereiniteit en digitale autonomie is een self-hosted #Forgejo de beste keuze voor de overheid.#Git #DigitaleSoevereiniteit #DigitaleAutonomie #GitLab #GitHub #FOSS #OpenSource #GitForge #SelfHosting

Mentre tento di scrivere un articolo introduttivo su Git, sto sperimentando con Proxmox.La scalabilità del progetto è impressionante. Già in un piccolo homelab si possono semplificare operazioni complesse, per non parlare dei grandi datacenter.I container di Alpine Linux poi, con tanto di OpenRC in esecuzione, sono amorevoli.Una volta acquisita un po' più di consapevolezza in merito, ne riparleremo sicuramente!@linux #linux #unolinux #gnulinuxitalia #opensource #homelab #proxmox #git

@quincy git gud