Master Git one commit at a time
Enable colors in git console output
Julius
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0 responses
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console, terminal, git
favorite git command
Chungsub Kim
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0 responses
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git, command
Prune Dead Branches From Your Remotes
Daniel Miladinov
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1 response
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git, git remote
Figure out who to blame with git
Miles Matthias
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1 response
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git, code review, blame, show
Update your vim pathogen plugins.
Jens Grassel
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9 responses
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shell, vim, git, pathogen
git branch in bash
Emmanuel Bourgerie
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0 responses
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bash, git
Easily deploy to Github Pages
Xavier Cambar
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0 responses
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deploy, git, pages, github
Setting up a git daemon on Mac OS X
Jim Kinsey
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0 responses
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mac os x, git, launchd
Managing Nested Libraries Using the GIT Subtree Merge Workflow
John Atten
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0 responses
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workflow, git, subtree merge, sub-project
Current git branch
Alexey Alekhin
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0 responses
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git, shell
List git branches
Alexey Alekhin
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0 responses
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shell, git
Keep Pathogen bundles up to date with git
Garrett Oreilly
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1 response
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vim, plugins, vcs, git
Use IntelliJ or WebStorm as your git diff tool (even on Windows)
Peter Flynn
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5 responses
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diff, intellij, git, webstorm
Add all modified files in git - the easy way
Manoj
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4 responses
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git, git-add
Remove .gitignore'd files
sprt
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1 response
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git
Whitespace is useless!
David Kormushoff
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1 response
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diff, alias, command line, unix
Backup all modified files in git.
Sequoia McDowell
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7 responses
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vim, xargs, git
Is Git too quiet? Make it talk!
Magnus Dahlstrand
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0 responses
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git, log, alias, fun
git = !git
Magnus Dahlstrand
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2 responses
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shell, alias, lifehack, git
Running 'git status' across multiple repos
Dustin Haffner
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0 responses
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sh, command line, git
Using hub with GitHub Enterprise
Sonny Scroggin
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0 responses
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productivity, git, enterprise, hub
Show latest tag
YDB
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0 responses
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git, tags, deploy, version
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