Programming dirty is often used with prototyping (i.e., a mini-program that shows the principles of a concept, later to be replaced by the actual product), where it is needed to show something quickly, but your code is not meant to last and you expect it to be thrown out (note: in the real world, companies don't always kill prototypes, leading to maintenance nightmares of the dirtily ...
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For “untracked” (will include ignored files, if present): git ls-files --others. For “untracked and unignored”: git ls-files --exclude-standard --others. My first thought is to just check whether these commands have output: test -z"$(git ls-files --others)" If it exits with 0 then there are no untracked files.
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Git diff reports a submodule directory as -dirty even when there are only untracked files in the submodule directory. This is inconsistent with what git describe --dirty (man) says when run in the submodule directory in that state. Make --ignore-submodules=untracked the default for git diff (man) when there is no configuration variable or ...
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When iterating through hundreds of repositories, using git describe-dirty and only running the index update for a repository which initially indicates it is dirty saves a great deal of time compared to running git update-index -q --refresh ; git describe --dirty every time.
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Use git status to check for uncommitted files. When you see the dirty string, it appends the kernel version string with the last abbreviated commit id + dirty to the kernel version. You can use the above Git command to report modified, removed, or added files. You should commit those changes to the tree regardless of whether they will be saved ...
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@MarcGravell Is it possible to implement this with a check for the original initialized values? For example (i'll use your class), if i instantiate the class with a bar = 'Something', then change it to bar='Table' (class should be marked as dirty now), then change it to bar = 'Something', in essence, the object is not dirty and doesn't need to go through any validation or methods since we are ...
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12. According to the official Git documentation, in the section on Stashing, a dirty state is defined as ... the dirty state of your working directory — that is, your modified tracked files and staged changes. From this definition, files staged for commit are dirty as well.
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5."Dirty" is often used in the context of caching, from application-level caching to architectural caching. In general, there're two kinds of caching mechanisms: (1) write through; and (2) write back. We use WT and WB for short. WT means that the write is done synchronously both to the cache and to the backing store.
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1,601 5 28 41. 1. It means the same as with a non-submodule:"dirty" means the index differs from HEAD and/or the work-tree differs from the index. Each submodule is its own repository, so to test if a submodule is dirty,"cd" into the submodule and test whether the repository is dirty. – torek.
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Dirty write is that a transaction updates or deletes (overwrites) the uncommitted data which other transactions insert, update or delete. If dirty write is not allowed and T1 (Transaction 1) fisrt updates a row, then the row is locked by T1 so T2 (Transaction 2) needs to wait to update the same row until T1 commits (unlocks the same row).
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