Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Squash your git commits for a clean history
Einar Jonsson
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0 responses
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history, rebase, git
Multiple github accounts in one computer
Mariz Melo
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0 responses
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ssh, git, github
Unlock the GitHub Game Off badges
Matthew Deiters
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5 responses
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game-development, badges, github
Git for Daily Standup
Karsten Silkenbäumer
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3 responses
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agile, git
Editing incoming pull requests
Martin Naumann
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0 responses
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github, open source, martin-n, pull requests
Using Terminal to Open Git Repositories in SourceTree
Franklin Strube
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1 response
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terminal, osx, git, sourcetree
Converting Repositories From Git to Mercurial
Marko Klemetti
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0 responses
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shell, git, mercurial
Git: remove untracked files and directories
Arun Prasath
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0 responses
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git, git-clean
Use my own fork of a third party library with Composer
Edoardo Rivello
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3 responses
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package, composer, vcs, git
7 Most Common Git Mistakes
rahuldev
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0 responses
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php, programming, wordpress, laravel
Easily create blog post excerpts for Jekyll and Github Pages
Garrett Miller
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0 responses
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blog, jekyll, github
Set language for a GitHub Gist
David Timmerman
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0 responses
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gist, github
See no merged branches on git
Filipe Kiss
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3 responses
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branches, branch, merge, git
Git protocol behind a proxy
Grant Walker
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2 responses
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proxy, https, git
Run Code Sniffer on modified files
Steve Halford
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5 responses
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git, sniffer, phpcs, cs
Undo git reset
Adam Stankiewicz
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1 response
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git
Schedule meetings like a boss
Lee Reilly
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5 responses
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scheduling, meetings, developer-happiness, github
Using SSH keys other than the default on Mac OS
Pedro Rodrigues
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0 responses
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ssh, ssh keys, keychain, bitbucket
CtrlP root markers
Garry Shutler
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0 responses
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vim, ctrlp, git
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