The default pager for git is `less`. To quit `less`, hit &lt;kbd&gt;q&lt;/kbd&gt;.

&gt; **Possible Duplicate:**  
&gt; [Is type=&amp;ldquo;text/css&amp;rdquo; necessary in a &amp;lt;link&amp;gt; tag?](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5409114/is-type-text-css-necessary-in-a-link-tag)  

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Do we need `type=&quot;text/css&quot;` for `&lt;link&gt;` tag in HTML5?

Do we need type=&quot;text/css&quot; for &lt;link&gt; in HTML5

When using `gem install gem_name` I can pass `--no-rdoc` and `--no-ri` switches to skip generating RDoc/RI documentation for the gem on install.

Is there a similar way to do this with `bundle install`?

Using --no-rdoc and --no-ri with bundler

How do you quit git diff listing?

There is an `&lt;END&gt;` marker at the bottom of the screen, and everything I do which appears to quit the diff listing, then shows an `&lt;END&gt;` marker at the bottom of the screen again.



Git diff - how to quit the diff listing

<p>How do you quit git diff listing?</p>
<p>There is an <code>&#x3C;END></code> marker at the bottom of the screen, and everything I do which appears to quit the diff listing, then shows an <code>&#x3C;END></code> marker at the bottom of the screen again.</p>


Due to the use of submodules in my projects I&#39;m finding myself often on &quot;(no branch)&quot;. As I&#39;m also adding code to those submodules I&#39;m committing in there. When I then want to push those submodules I need to be on a branch of course. Hence my question:

Is there a way/shortcut in git (command line) to set a local branch to the current commit/HEAD without the detour of 

    git checkout the_branch
    git reset --hard &lt;previous commit-ish&gt;

To be more precise, my real problem with the above &quot;detour&quot; is that I&#39;m temporarily leaving the original HEAD with the checkout-command. That can be avoid with the `git branch -f` command (thanks to CharlesB).

Git: set branch to current ref

&gt; **Possible Duplicate:**  
&gt; [How do you remove untracked files from your git working copy?](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61212/how-do-you-remove-untracked-files-from-your-git-working-copy)  

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Is it possible to tell git to remove untracked files? Mainly something that is similar to a reset?

example:

    git checkout -- index.php &lt;-- revert my file
    git checkout -- master &lt;-- this would revert the entire repo back to the last commit on master, removing (deleting) any and all untracked files as well as reverting committed ones.

I know this is trivial to do on the shell. But I&#39;d like to know if this can be done in Git?

Telling git its ok to remove untracked files

How do you link a __single file__ from another git repository to your own repository?  I don&#39;t want the full repository, just a single file.  Using `git submodule` seems like the right route to go, but it wants to grab the whole thing.

Linking a single file from another git repository

OK. So I thought I had this licked ... but now ....

I have a project which includes one small library from GitHub as a submodule. In the original version of that super-project the submodule is working as expected. 

However, I just cloned the superproject, did what I thought I should : &quot;git submodule init&quot;, got the directory of the submodule to appear, but it&#39;s empty.

If I now try to do 

    git submodule update

I get 

    fatal: Needed a single revision 
    Unable to find current revision in submodule path &#39;external_libraries/BEACHhtml&#39;

If I try 

    git submodule foreach git pull

I get

    Entering &#39;external_libraries/BEACHhtml&#39;
    fatal: Where do you want to fetch from today?
    Stopping at &#39;external_libraries/BEACHhtml&#39;; script returned non-zero status.

In my .git/config, I have this :

    [submodule &quot;external_libraries/BEACHhtml&quot;]
        url = git@github.com:interstar/BEACHhtml.git

In my .gitmodules I have this : 

    [submodule &quot;external_libraries/BEACHhtml&quot;]
	path = external_libraries/BEACHhtml
	url = git@github.com:interstar/BEACHhtml.git


Anyone got an idea what&#39;s missing?


Git Submodules. Pulling into a new clone of the super-project

I searched for a topic of interest in a commit log:

    $ git log --pretty=oneline | grep -i ...

    $SHA1 &lt; ... commit message ... &gt;

I now have a `SHA1`, and I want to know information about the files affecting that `SHA1` and maybe later `diff` them with their parent. How can I get this done? 




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Solution 1 - Git	Ben James	View Answer on Stackoverflow

Git diff - how to quit the diff listing

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Using --no-rdoc and --no-ri with bundler

Do we need type="text/css" for <link> in HTML5

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