Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Delete merged git flow branches
yachi
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0 responses
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alias, git flow, git
How to Worry About a Clean Git History
Matt Hayes
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0 responses
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rebase, git, clean history, controversial
Push to Heroku from the correct branch
Murphy Randle
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0 responses
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heroku, git, branch
Converting git commit history to a solr full text index
Gary Sieling
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0 responses
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java, git, solr
Total lines of code
Sergey Zabolotnov
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2 responses
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shell, unix, awk, git
Quick access to documentation search
Marc Trudel
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0 responses
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markdown, search, knowledge-management, github
WordPress Projects and GIT
Martin Auswöger
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0 responses
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git, svn, wordpress
Delete branches already merged to master
Bartosz Filipowicz
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0 responses
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git, github
Find regression testable code
Taylor Fausak
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0 responses
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tests, git, github
Ignore changes in tracked files with git, beyond .gitignore
Earl Swigert
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0 responses
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git, terminal, .gitignore, unchanged
CASH Music platform
jesse von doom
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0 responses
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php, music, github
GIT BRANCHING MODEL AND STRATEGY
Maxim Kalina
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0 responses
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git, release management, git branching model
r10k -> splitting your repo in multiple folders (with history)
Mans Matulewicz
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0 responses
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puppet, git, r10k
pull all gists from a user as repos
Austin Turnage
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0 responses
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github, coffeescript, scraper
Auto run your rails migrations when switching branches
Rodrigo Kochenburger
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, git
A Note About Git Commit Messages
Francesco Tassi
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0 responses
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vcs, git
Fix your commits
Brian Riley
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0 responses
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git
Easier code search
Rob Jentzema
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0 responses
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js, bookmarklet, lazy, javascript
Markdown: Write for the Web
Brian Studwell
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0 responses
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documentation, markdown, readability, github
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