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Project website fossdd.codeberg.page
Project maintainers User avatar fossdd
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Weblate repository https://weblate.bubu1.eu/git/fossdd-blog/blog/
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Monolingual base language file en.po
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Last change July 19, 2021, 6:47 p.m.
Last author Allan Nordhøy

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User avatar kingu

Suggestion added

fossdd blog / blog — English

Maybe, if you cloned from a remote server the repo, it looks like:
If you cloned a repository from a remote server, it looks something like:
4 months ago
User avatar kingu

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fossdd blog / blog — English

For the basic knowledge, you can ignore the doubled remotes. So, this remote registered, is called `origin`. And the URL is `git@gitlab.com:fossdd/fdroiddata.git`. Also if this is a forked repo, you only see the forked repo URL.
For the basic knowledge, you can ignore the doubled remotes. So, this remote registered, is called `origin`. And the urlURL is `git@gitlab.com:fossdd/fdroiddata.git`. Also if this is a forked repo, you only see the forked repo urlURL.
4 months ago
User avatar kingu

Suggestion added

fossdd blog / blog — English

Let's push it to our `origin` remote with the fork located.
Let's push it to our `origin` remote where our fork came from.
4 months ago
User avatar kingu

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fossdd blog / blog — English

Maybe you had the problem: You have a fork of a repo, but the fork isn't up to date with the upstream… On the GitLab/GitHub/Gitea UI you don't see a feature for updating your fork. Sometimes you can create a new PR/MR on your fork with the upstream as source, but a PR for every new commit is bad…
Maybe you had the problem: You have a fork of a repo. B, but the fork isn't up to date with the upstream..… On the GitLab/GitHub/Gitea UI you don't see a feature for updating your fork. Sometimes you can create a new PR/MR on your fork with the upstream as source. B, but a PR for every new commit is bad..…
4 months ago
User avatar kingu

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fossdd blog / blog — English

Remotes are in a local Git repository. If you type `git push`, it sends the commits not existing on the remote to it. So, a remote is a Git server, like GitHub and Codeberg.
Remotes are in a local gGit repository. If you type `git push`, it sends the commits not existing on the remote, to ithe remote. So, a remote is a gGit server, like GitHub and Codeberg.
4 months ago
User avatar kingu

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fossdd blog / blog — English

To see active remotes in your repository, type `git remote -v`. (`-v` grants more output. Without it you see only the names.)
To see active remotes in your repository, type `git remote -v`. (`-v` is prigrants more output. Without it you see only the names.)
4 months ago
User avatar kingu

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New contributor 4 months ago
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fossdd blog / blog — English

Resource update 9 months ago
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fossdd blog / blog — English 

['And then look in your web UI of the remote and be happy!']
9 months ago
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Resource update 9 months ago
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