Robert P. J. Day

["You knew the job was dangerous when you took it, Fred."](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiZZ0IJL2_w)

Never mind, just noticed someone else reported this.

So even though someone else reported this, it's still unresolved as the book section on submodules continues to refer to this non-existent repository. What to do?

While I'm here, another question about stashing. Is there a simple way to display just the portion of a stash that is staged, or just the portion that is unstaged?...

Can you confirm whether or not I'm right about my suspicions here? If I am, I can submit a patch for that. P.S. After some testing, yes, it appears that...

Oh, it gets worse (I'll still submit a PR but it will likely be involved). So, we know that, regardless of what option(s) you use with "git stash", what is...

I can barely keep up ... just yesterday, Git ML had a posting on the [deprecation of "git stash save" in favour of "git stash push"](https://marc.info/?l=git&m=150723360218402&w=2). Le *sigh* ...

Got into a heated discussion on the Git ML after I realized how absurd `git rm` really is in terms of wildcarding. Pro Git, "Removing Files", writes: > `"$ git...

Based on recent discussions on Git ML regarding "git rm" and wildcards, I'll take a shot at rewriting this section, as it turns out how "git rm" uses filename globbing...

Followup ... there have been some *very* interesting and enlightening explanations about how "git rm" globbing works, and it's not intuitive. The major observation is that simple globbing with "git...