Master Git one commit at a time
Markdown Syntax on Github
Thomas Jaspers
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2 responses
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markdown, md, github
Travis-CI and MongoDB
Tobias Trelle
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3 responses
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ci, mongodb, travis, java
push automatically on commit
Maximilian Weber
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2 responses
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git, webermax
Git commits from Emacs
Pierre Larochelle
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1 response
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emacs, git
Better Git Pager
Sean Todd
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0 responses
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git, terminal, less, unix
Deploying BitBucket Repos with Github for Windows to WebFaction
Cory Simmons
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1 response
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webfaction, deployment, bitbucket, git
Retrieve single file from old commit on GIT
Willy Barro
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0 responses
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git, reset, checkout, revert
GitHub Wiki: Table of Contents
Mario Ricalde
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0 responses
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awk, wiki, bash, table of contents
Push only current branch to remote
Orlando Del Aguila
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0 responses
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git, git push, git-tricks, orlando-tip
Open Source to Github, Work Projects to BitBucket, All from Github for Windows
Cory Simmons
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0 responses
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version control, bitbucket, github
Open all conflicted merge files with Git
Joel Gillman
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0 responses
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merge, vim, git, conflict
Push current branch to Heroku
Fernando Briano
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1 response
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heroku, git
git on Dropbox!
Jeffrey Jackson
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0 responses
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ios, xcode, mac, git
Use default message when doing git merge
Orlando Del Aguila
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0 responses
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git, merge, pull, git merge
h1 heading in AsciiDoc documents on GitHub
Dan Allen
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0 responses
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asciidoc, github
Better commit messages
Alexandre Bulté
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4 responses
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svn, dvcs, git, mercurial
Copy any file in repo without changing branch
Ryan Gasparini
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1 response
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git, mac osx
Git diff only with what is commited
Daniel Gomes
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0 responses
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danielcsgomes, git
Basic Git commands for beginners
Abhijeet Sutar
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0 responses
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git, cheatsheet, commads
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