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JulienMasson / org-gtasks

Org sync with Google Tasks
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Optional listname for push and pull functions #9

Closed pascalfleury closed 3 years ago

pascalfleury commented 3 years ago

This makes scripting these calls easier, rather than going one level down and using more "internal" functions.

This is very useful when you want to bind this in a call from a timer to update the tests regularly (e.g. when refreshing the calendar view).

pascalfleury commented 3 years ago

somehow anything I do with git will end up with an even more messed up history...

JulienMasson commented 3 years ago

your master is not aligned with mine, that's why when you create Pull-Request you have unwanted commits.

You should do something like this to align your master:

$ git remote add -f upstream https://github.com/JulienMasson/org-gtasks.git
$ git push --force origin 'upstream/master:refs/heads/origin/master'
pascalfleury commented 3 years ago

That was one reason. But you have not seen the mess I made in my git history :-) I went ahead and read most of the git book, as I was basically dealing with remote repositories completely wrong. Thanks for your patience ! --paf

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your master is not aligned with mine, that's why when you create Pull-Request you have unwanted commits.

You should do something like this to align your master:

$ git remote add -f upstream https://github.com/JulienMasson/org-gtasks.git $ git push --force origin 'upstream/master:refs/heads/origin/master'

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JulienMasson commented 3 years ago

But you have not seen the mess I made in my git history :-)

ahahaha indeed

I went ahead and read most of the git book, as I was basically dealing with remote repositories completely wrong. Thanks for your patience !

no problem :)