| 1 | "English Term (Dear translator: This file will never be visible to the user!)" "English Definition (Dear translator: This file will never be visible to the user! It should only serve as a tool for you, the translator. Nothing more.)" |
| 2 | "abort" "prematurely stop and abandon an operation" |
| 3 | "amend" "" |
| 4 | "ancestor" "a commit that succeeds the current one in git's graph of commits (not necessarily directly)" |
| 5 | "annotate" "" |
| 6 | "author" "The person who initially created (authored) a commit" |
| 7 | "bare repository" "a repository with only .git directory, without working directory" |
| 8 | "base" "a parent version of the current file" |
| 9 | "bisect" "" |
| 10 | "blame" "get the authors responsible for each line in a file" |
| 11 | "blob" "" |
| 12 | "branch [noun]" "A 'branch' is an active line of development." |
| 13 | "branch [verb]" "" |
| 14 | "checkout [noun]" "" |
| 15 | "checkout [verb]" "The action of updating the working tree to a revision which was stored in the object database." |
| 16 | "cherry-pick" "to select and apply a single commit to the current HEAD without merging" |
| 17 | "child commit" "a commit that directly succeeds the current one in git's graph of commits" |
| 18 | "cleanup" "clean the state of the git repository, often after manually stopped operation" |
| 19 | "clone [verb]" "" |
| 20 | "commit [noun]" "A single point in the git history." |
| 21 | "commit [verb]" "The action of storing a new snapshot of the project's state in the git history." |
| 22 | "commit message" "a message that gets attached with any commit" |
| 23 | "committer" "The person who committed a commit (to the current branch), which might be different than the author." |
| 24 | "descendant" "a commit that precedes the current one in git's graph of commits (not necessarily directly)" |
| 25 | "detached HEAD" "checkout of a revision rather than some head" |
| 26 | "detached checkout" "checkout of a revision rather than some head" |
| 27 | "diff [noun]" "" |
| 28 | "diff [verb]" "" |
| 29 | "directory" "" |
| 30 | "fast-forward" "A fast-forward merge is a special type of merge where you have a revision and you are merging another branch's changes that happen to be a descendant of what you have." |
| 31 | "fetch" "Fetching a branch means to get the branch's head from a remote repository, to find out which objects are missing from the local object database, and to get them, too." |
| 32 | "file level merging" "any merge strategy that works on a file by file basis" |
| 33 | "file" "" |
| 34 | "head" "the last revision in a branch" |
| 35 | "hook" "script that gets executed automatically on some event" |
| 36 | "hunk" "One context of consecutive lines in a whole patch, which consists of many such hunks" |
| 37 | "index (in git-gui: staging area)" "A collection of files. The index is a stored version of your working tree." |
| 38 | "initial checkout" "the first checkout during a clone operation" |
| 39 | "initial commit" "The very first commit in a repository" |
| 40 | "local branch" "a branch that resides in the local git repository" |
| 41 | "loose object" "a Git object that is not part of any pack" |
| 42 | "master branch" "a branch called by convention 'master' that exists in a newly created git repository" |
| 43 | "merge [noun]" "A successful merge results in the creation of a new commit representing the result of the merge." |
| 44 | "merge [verb]" "To bring the contents of another branch into the current branch." |
| 45 | "message" "" |
| 46 | "origin" "a remote called by convention 'origin' that the current git repository has been cloned from" |
| 47 | "orphan commit" "" |
| 48 | "orphan reference" "" |
| 49 | "pack [noun]" "a file containing many git objects packed together" |
| 50 | "pack [verb]" "the process of creating a pack file" |
| 51 | "packed object" "a Git object part of some pack" |
| 52 | "parent commit" "a commit that directly precedes the current one in git's graph of commits" |
| 53 | "patch" "" |
| 54 | "path" "The path to a file" |
| 55 | "prune" "Delete all stale tracking branches under <name>. These stale branches have already been removed from the remote repository referenced by <name>, but are still locally available in 'remotes/<name>'." |
| 56 | "pull" "Pulling a branch means to fetch it and merge it." |
| 57 | "push" "Pushing a branch means to get the branch's head ref from a remote repository, and ... (well, can someone please explain it for mere mortals?)" |
| 58 | "rebase [noun]" "The process of rebasing one set of commits on top of another branch's head" |
| 59 | "rebase [verb]" "Re-apply one set of commits on top of another branch's head. Contrary to merge." |
| 60 | "redo" "" |
| 61 | "reference" "" |
| 62 | "reflog" "the log file containing all states of the HEAD reference (in other words past pristine states of the working copy)" |
| 63 | "refmap" "" |
| 64 | "refspec" "" |
| 65 | "remote [adj]" "The adjective for anything which is outside of the current (local) repository" |
| 66 | "remote branch" "A branch in any other ('remote') repository" |
| 67 | "remote repository" "An other repository ('remote'). One might have a set of remotes whose branches one tracks." |
| 68 | "repository" "A collection of refs (?) together with an object database containing all objects which are reachable from the refs... (oops, you've lost me here. Again, please an explanation for mere mortals?)" |
| 69 | "reset" "" |
| 70 | "resolve (a conflict)" "decide which changes from alternative versions of a file should persist in Git" |
| 71 | "revert changes" "abandon changes and go to pristine version" |
| 72 | "revert" "" |
| 73 | "revision expression" "expression that signifies a revision in git" |
| 74 | "revision" "A particular state of files and directories which was stored in the object database." |
| 75 | "sign off" "" |
| 76 | "stage [noun], index" "see: staging area. In some areas of git this is called 'index'." |
| 77 | "stage [verb]" "add some content of files and directories to the staging area in preparation for a commit" |
| 78 | "staging area" "The place where changes from files are marked to be included for the next commit. In some areas of git this is called 'index'." |
| 79 | "stash [noun]" "The place (stack) where changes can be temporarily saved without committing" |
| 80 | "stash [verb]" "temporarily save changes in a stack without committing" |
| 81 | "status" "" |
| 82 | "submodule" "" |
| 83 | "tag [noun]" "A ref pointing to some commit object. In other words: A label on a specific commit." |
| 84 | "tag [verb]" "The process of creating a tag at a specific commit object" |
| 85 | "tagger" "The person who created a tag" |
| 86 | "tracked/untracked" "file whose content is tracked/not tracked by git" |
| 87 | "tracking branch" "A regular git branch that is used to follow changes from another repository." |
| 88 | "trailer" "" |
| 89 | "tree" "1. tree object, 2. directory tree" |
| 90 | "undo" "" |
| 91 | "unstage" "Remove content of files from the staging area again so that it will not be part of the next commit" |
| 92 | "unstash [verb]" "Retrieving the temporarily saved changes back again from the stash" |
| 93 | "update" "" |
| 94 | "upstream branch" "" |
| 95 | "verify" "" |
| 96 | "working directory, working copy, working tree" "The tree of actual checked out files." |