WebTo note, I'm on Oh-My-Zsh and git 2.17. Whenever I type in git branch, instead of showing me the branches of my git, it shows something like this: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ (END) I can quit this by pressing 'q' on my keyboard, but I'm still confused as to why this is appearing. git. command-line. terminal. WebOct 13, 2010 · $ git config --get core.pager less -+F You can change the behavior so that less will only keep running (and take control of the keyboard) when there is more than a screenful of output by changing the option to -F instead of -+F. Fix the pesky pager with $ git config --global core.pager "less -F"
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WebToo bad they can't like -- add other key combinations that are more intuitive to users (like Escape and Ctrl+C) -- or gods forbid, just let it exit normally (and if the user really needs paging, let them pipe it through "less" or "more", etc.). … WebFeb 27, 2012 · Windows users: you must type q+enter first. Once you escape with cntl+c, you'll be stuck in that weird loop. Use ONLY q+enter to exit. – STWilson. Nov 25, 2016 at 17:31. 2. It's possible to break out by repeatedly typing q+enter+q+enter+q+enter until … hog jaws north kc
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WebNov 15, 2016 · #! /bin/bash MESSAGE=$ (git log -1 HEAD --pretty=format:%s) if [ [ "$MESSAGE" == "This goes into next release" ]]; then echo "already pushed run grunt and exit" grunt build echo "nothing to see here -- move along" else echo "not bumped -- continuing job" git config --global user.email "[email protected]" git config --global … WebOct 20, 2011 · I've been using it from bash when viewing large files, if you learn the basic keyboard shortcuts its very useful. Such as: > to go to the end of the file, < to go to the top. Another interesting one is F I think, which makes it act like "tail -f", basically you can watch the end of a file in real time, like a log, and new lines come in. WebOct 7, 2014 · Control-C doesn't exit the terminal; it just aborts the current command. However, you can also just supply the closing single quote (that's what the shell is waiting for) because the string 'git commit -m' (as a single word) will not be a valid command name, and you'll just get a "command not found" error. – chepner Oct 12, 2014 at 15:09 hogjowl airport