Jun 13, 2019 12:41 PM
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Sugarblade
That's why you ʼgit commitʼ when things work so if absolutely necessary, you can ʼgit checkout .ʼ And nuke all the changes that break it.
SennenGoroshi
Chereazi
System 1: program runs great. System 2 that should be identical: program keeps crashing ...
ottercat
git reset --hard
YouCheckedTheUsernameHaveACookie
Check to make sure it's not calling a file that's only on sys1/ is in a different directory on sys2. Then cry.
Sugarblade
That's why you ʼgit commitʼ when things work so if absolutely necessary, you can ʼgit checkout .ʼ And nuke all the changes that break it.
SennenGoroshi
Chereazi
System 1: program runs great. System 2 that should be identical: program keeps crashing ...
ottercat
git reset --hard
YouCheckedTheUsernameHaveACookie
Check to make sure it's not calling a file that's only on sys1/ is in a different directory on sys2. Then cry.