Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Rename a branch in git
Felipe Elias Philipp
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0 responses
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branch, rename, git
Spell checking and auto word wrap with vim and git
BK Box
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git, vim, vimrc
Different repositories on Capistrano
Boris Quiroz
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0 responses
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ruby, capistrano, devops, repository
Windows Github and Bitbucket setup
Alex Boyd
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hg, git, windows, putty
See full diff in comment when commiting in git
Marcin Bunsch
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0 responses
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visual, commit, git
Get file list from git commit
Hikmat Dhamee
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commit, files, git, github
Kanban + github
Javier Cervantes
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0 responses
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git, kanban, github
Use Your Git History to Manage Freshbooks
David Stump
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0 responses
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ruby, gem, git, freshbooks
Make Github Gist editor automatically resize.
Joel Day
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0 responses
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javascript, github, chrome, development
Easily deploy to Github Pages
Xavier Cambar
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0 responses
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deploy, git, pages, github
Check out GitHub repos with a "github:" URL
Lawrence Leonard "Larry" Gilbert
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1 response
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hacks, git, github
Find Specific Revisions of Files with 'Git Show'
Joshua Butner
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0 responses
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d, git, diff, git show
Git push current branch by default
Russell
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0 responses
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github, git, version control, defaults
Create a gem in a gist
Javier Cervantes
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0 responses
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ruby, git
How to 'git stash' untracked files
Joe Critchley
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0 responses
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cli, stash, git
Integrating your GitHub project into Jenkins
Jürgen Hermann
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0 responses
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tools, workflow, jenkins, how.to
Whitespace is useless!
David Kormushoff
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1 response
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diff, alias, command line, unix
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