Master Git one commit at a time
Lose the Feature Branch
Steve Woodruff
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0 responses
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ci, agile, git, continuous integration
Publicando en Windows Azure con node.js y GIT en OS X Lion
Hector Minaya
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0 responses
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nodejs, git, mac, azure
Syncing SVN Repos with GitHub
Patrick Rauland
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1 response
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svn, scm, git, wordpress
SUSE Studio Java Client SDK
Johannes Renner
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0 responses
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github, java
"Quiet assets" turn off assets pipeline trash log.
Dmitry Karpunin
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0 responses
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log, gem, assets, ror
The best Git commit hook
Russell Smith
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1 response
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commit hook, hook, git
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
Git Rerere
Luis Nell
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0 responses
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git
Add existing XCode project to GitHub
Tim Krüger
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0 responses
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github, git, xcode
Global .gitignore for all repositories
Oleg Efimov
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0 responses
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gitignore, git
.gitignore Template for Xcode
Juice
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0 responses
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cocoa, xcode, git, objective-c
A better git log
Filipe Kiss
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50 responses
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color, aliases, log, alias
Looking at Android Framework source quickly
Dallas Gutauckis
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0 responses
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github, android
share git repositories with dropbox
Daniel Leidisch
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1 response
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dropbox, git
Ruroku, the better Ruby client for Heroku API
Gosha Arinich
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0 responses
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ruby, heroku, github
.gitignore file
Chase
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0 responses
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git
Renaming a branch on git
Renato Vasconcellos Gomes
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1 response
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branch, rename, git
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