The problem of garbled Chinese display in git log under Ubuntu while foreign languages are displayed normally

Description:

The Chinese is displayed as angle brackets <E4><B8><B4><E6><97><B6><E4><BF><9D><E5><AD><98>

Solution:

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git config --global i18n.commitencoding utf-8
git config --global i18n.logoutputencoding gbk
export LESSCHARSET=utf-8

Similar problems may also occur when using git status, but the causes are different. The following command can be used to solve it

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git config --global core.quotepath false

Multiple uncommitted changes still exist on another system after committing when developing based on mounted files across systems

Description:

When local development is performed between multiple systems and the mounted directory is used for coding and commit separation, it often occurs that a commit is made on one end, while the other end, such as VS Code, prompts multiple unadded changes. This is often due to the filemode difference between different systems.

Solution:

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git config --add core.filemode false

Modify submodule

Modify the url attribute of the corresponding module in the.gitmodules file;

Use the git submodule sync command to update the new URL to the file.git/config;

Then use the command to initialize the submodule: git submodule init

Finally, use the command to update the submodule: git submodule update

Reference: Git Modify. The URL of the Submodule File Takes Effect

Error when pulling submodules from non-current user or group repositories using gitea action

Reference Key Configuration for gitea action checkout

It is necessary to configure the key pair of the action properly. Configure the public key in the submodule one by one and the private key in the repository where the action is located and pass it to the action. After correctly configuring the key in the action, the pull can be performed normally.

Set different upstreams for different branches in git

    Configure Different Remote Repositories for Different Branches

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# Create a new repository
$: mkdir myrepo; cd myrepo

# Initialize the repository
$: git init

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# github and mydomain are the aliases of the added sources, called <source name>
$: git remote add github https://github.com/foo/bar.git
$: git remote add mydomain https://git.mydomain.com/foo/bar.git

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# Display all remote repositories
$: git remote -v

# Display the information of a certain remote repository
$: git remote show <source name>

# Delete a remote repository
$: git remote rm <source name>

# Modify the alias of a remote repository
$: git remote rename <old name> <new name>

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# Create a blank branch dev
$: git checkout --orphan public

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# Note there is a period at the end
$: git rm -rf.

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# github alias, master is the name of the github remote branch to reference
$: git pull github master

# Associate the remote branch
$: git branch --set-upstream-to=github/master public

# Or
$: git branch -u github/master public

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$: git checkout --orphan private
$: git pull mydomain private
$: git branch -u github/private private

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$: git push <source name> <branch name>