Master Git one commit at a time
Better Git Diffs
Alexander
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0 responses
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git
Squash your git commits for a clean history
Einar Jonsson
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0 responses
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history, rebase, git
Git status on all repos in folder
Willem van der Jagt
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6 responses
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shell, .bashrc, bashrc, git
Read your own pull requests
Paul Blundell
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0 responses
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pair programming, code review, version control, github
Generate a .gitignore file right from the command-line
Josh Buhler
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4 responses
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command-line, git
A git extension to manage .gitignore files
eviweb
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0 responses
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gitignore, cli, git
Use .gitattributes to normalize line-endings
Scott Grogan
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4 responses
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git, teamwork
@wip tags and morality
Dominic Barker
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0 responses
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cucumber, bdd, git, source control
Testing heroku, it's super easy. A little expensive but is ok.
Julian Andres Cantillo
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0 responses
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python, heroku, cloud, amazon
How rebase a repo to a subtree and keep it in sync
eviweb
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0 responses
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rebase, git, subtree
Git Internals
Haggai Philip Zagury
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0 responses
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git, git internals, dag
Setup Git, Gitweb with git-http-backend / smart http on ubuntu 12.04
Haggai Philip Zagury
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0 responses
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apache, git, smart http
Do or search?
Bruno Soulez
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0 responses
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github, code, search, stackoverflow
Git Fetch as alternative to Git Pull on shared hosting
Antonin Januska
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3 responses
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git, shared hosting, github
Setup git command line completion on OSX
P. Taylor Goetz
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0 responses
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command line, git
git: display all branches sorted by last change
oleksii iepishkin
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0 responses
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log, history, git, bash
Add some git powered muscle to your project I
Rob Jens
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0 responses
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diff, vim, source, management
Super easy colors in ANY command line
Nicholas Jordon
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1 response
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php, shell, color, osx
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