Mathieu Othacehe writes:
I've experienced this behavior when there are some edited .po
files. I usually run "git checkout -- *.po" to get rid of them.
You could maybe share the output of "git status" when you are
having this issue?
That seems to solve it. I attached the output of "git sta
On Mon Jul 6, 2020 at 2:52 PM EEST, Mathieu Othacehe wrote:
> I've experienced this behavior when there are some edited .po files. I
> usually run "git checkout -- *.po" to get rid of them. You could maybe
> share the output of "git status" when you are having this issue?
I played a bit with the r
Dear,
On Mon, 06 Jul 2020 at 11:52, Mathieu Othacehe wrote:
> I've experienced this behavior when there are some edited .po files. I
> usually run "git checkout -- *.po" to get rid of them. You could maybe
> share the output of "git status" when you are having this issue?
I also have aliases fo
Hey Alexandru,
"Alexandru-Sergiu Marton" writes:
> I'm having trouble managing the Guix repo with git clients. Both gitg
> and magit choke on it when I tell them to open it. Magit hangs for a
> couple minutes before showing the status view, and every further action
> leads to another freeze. Runn
Hello,
> Any tips on how to deal with this? I haven't got a clue about why it
> does this stuff.
I've experienced this behavior when there are some edited .po files. I
usually run "git checkout -- *.po" to get rid of them. You could maybe
share the output of "git status" when you are having thi
Hi,
I'm having trouble managing the Guix repo with git clients. Both gitg
and magit choke on it when I tell them to open it. Magit hangs for a
couple minutes before showing the status view, and every further action
leads to another freeze. Running git commands from the terminal is fast, as
expecte
