Master Git one commit at a time
Clojure developers blog with Github Gists
John Stevenson
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0 responses
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blogging, gist, github
Why is DVCS great - Local commits
John Stevenson
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0 responses
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dvcs, git, github
Delete remote git tags
Jens Grassel
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0 responses
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git, workflow, delete, remote tags
Howto split a git repository into two
Jens Grassel
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0 responses
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git, split repo, prune, filter-branch
Different uses for -p in Git
Rob Hoelz
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git, interactive
Merge upstream changes
Oliver Schrenk
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0 responses
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git, merge
Git: pausing commits
Mariz Melo
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0 responses
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stash, git
MongoDB Text Search Examples
Tobias Trelle
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0 responses
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mongodb, javascript, github
Use Fugitive as Git mergetool
Adam Stankiewicz
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2 responses
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vim, git, fugitive
Copy last git commit message to clipboard in OSX
Chris Hale
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0 responses
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osx, workflow, git
Reference Commits and Issues in GitHub
Chris Missal
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0 responses
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git, github
Remove Files From Git Repository Index
Dustin Fadler
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0 responses
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git, version control
Check your GitHub account for out of date rails apps
Andrew Nesbitt
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, security, github
Diff dirty working copy with HEAD
Todd Wolfson
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0 responses
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diff, branch, copy, git
Github Contributions
Tobias Trelle
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0 responses
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github
Git push current branch by default
Russell
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0 responses
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github, git, version control, defaults
Roll Back Git Repo
Aaron Miler
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0 responses
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git
Git Submodule Update
Joshua Ballanco
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0 responses
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aliases, git, submodules
Git clone a repository and checkout a specified tag
Thierry Le Moulec
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0 responses
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git, checkout tag
Git hooks
Mattes Groeger
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0 responses
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hook, validation, commit, rake
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