Push all notes:

    git push &lt;remote&gt; refs/notes/*



Fetch all notes:

    git fetch origin refs/notes/*:refs/notes/*


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I have a Rails 4 application and I am trying to use a custom font.

I have followed many tutorials on this and somehow it&#39;s just not working for my application.

I am using `application.css.less` and have the following declaration:

    @font-face {
        font-family: &#39;HDVPeace&#39;;
        src: font-url(&#39;HDV_Peace.eot&#39;);
        src: font-url(&#39;HDV_Peace.eot?iefix&#39;) format(&#39;eot&#39;),
            font-url(&#39;HDV_Peace.woff&#39;) format(&#39;woff&#39;),
            font-url(&#39;HDV_Peace.ttf&#39;) format(&#39;truetype&#39;),
            font-url(&#39;HDV_Peace.svg#webfont&#39;) format(&#39;svg&#39;);
    }

*Note: I have tried using* `url()` *instead of* `font-url()` *also. The former generates 404 errors on the console, where the latter just doesn&#39;t seem to do anything at all. In the chrome dev tools under resources, the font files are not appearing under the* `assets` *folder, or anywhere*

in my `config/application.rb` I have:

    config.assets.paths &lt;&lt; Rails.root.join(&#39;app&#39;, &#39;assets&#39;, &#39;fonts&#39;)

And in both my `config/environments/development.rb` and `config/environments/production.rb` I have:

    config.assets.paths &lt;&lt; Rails.root.join(&#39;app&#39;, &#39;assets&#39;, &#39;fonts&#39;)
    config.assets.precompile += %w( .svg .eot .woff .ttf)

My font files are located at `app/assets/fonts` and are not contained in a folder below that...

What am I missing?

**UPDATE:**

folder structure
    
    app
    └── assets
        └── fonts
            ├── HDV_Peace.eot
            ├── HDV_Peace.svg
            ├── HDV_Peace.ttf
            └── HDV_Peace.woff

How to use fonts in Rails 4

I know that `static_assert` makes assertions at compile time, and `assert` - at run time, but what is the difference in practice? As far as I understand, deep down they are pieces of code, like


    if (condition == false) exit();

 - Can someone give me an example of where **only** `static_assert` will work, or **only** `assert`?
 - Do they do anything a simple `if` statement can&#39;t do?
 - Is it bad practice to use them?

What is the difference between assert and static_assert?

it seems like there is no proper documentation regarding git notes. I have added some notes to one of the commit using git notes add command. but when i push the commit, and later do a separate clone, i dont see the note message there. Is there a way to push all the note messages added via git notes command?

git: how to push messages added by git notes to the central git server?

<p>it seems like there is no proper documentation regarding git notes. I have added some notes to one of the commit using git notes add command. but when i push the commit, and later do a separate clone, i dont see the note message there. Is there a way to push all the note messages added via git notes command?</p>


I have a database configuration file that has default values that are unimportant. However, any changes to this file would contain sensitive information that should not be tracked in the repo. 

I would like future pulls of the Git repository to include the default version but disregard any changes made by any user. 

The following keeps a local configuration but pushes the delete to the repo resulting in issues for future pulls.

    cat &quot;app/dir/config.file&quot; &gt;&gt; .gitignore
    git rm --cached app/dir/config.file

The following does the job but does not persist past the push to the repo.
    
    git update-index --assume-unchanged app/dir/config.file

This seems like a common requirement for version control around sensitive information but I can&#39;t seem to find a solution.

How do I stop Git from tracking any changes to a file from this commit forward?

If someone deleted a remote branch because the work is over and I don&#39;t know, I won&#39;t do a `git fetch --prune` and eventually I will push back the deleted branch.

Is there a viable solution for forcing Git to use the prune mode when fetching / pulling without having to specify it every time?




Automatic prune with Git fetch or pull

I&#39;m using filters to mangle files during checkout like described [here][1].
Now the problem is that filter definition is only stored in my local configuration file:

    $ cat .git/config
    ....
    [filter &quot;dater&quot;]
            smudge = /home/.../expand_date
            clean = perl -pe \&quot;s/\\\\\\$Date[^\\\\\\$]*\\\\\\$/\\\\\\$Date\\\\\\$/\&quot;


If my coworkers want to benefit from this `Date` expansion, they need to copy my filter definition. And if I change it, I need to notify them, etc..

So can I store this filter definition part of `.git/config` in repository and make git use it?

  [1]: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Attributes#Keyword-Expansion

How to store a git config as part of the repository?

Apple has introduced a new project-related type of file in Xcode 5: &quot;xccheckout&quot;.

This file is located in the &quot;&lt;ProjectName&gt;.xcodeproj/project.xcworkspace/xcshareddata/&quot; directory,  and it seems that it is related to the project&#39;s version control system.

An example file is here: http://pastebin.com/5EP63iRa

I suppose that this type of file should be ignored under VCS, but I&#39;m not sure.

So here are the questions:

1. Should &quot;xccheckout&quot; be ignored?
2. What is its purpose?

Should *.xccheckout files in Xcode5 be ignored under VCS?

I know how to revert to older commits in a Git branch, but how do I revert back to a branch&#39;s state dictated by a tag? I envision something like this:

    git revert -bytag &quot;Version 1.0 Revision 1.5&quot;

Is this possible?

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