Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Display list of files containing conflicts in Git
Joel Day
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0 responses
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git, conflicts
A guide to install GitLab >6.0 on Debian 7 "Wheezy"
Lorenzo Novaro
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0 responses
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nginx, debian, git, gitlab
Customize Gitlab
Lorenzo Novaro
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0 responses
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ruby, yaml, git, gitlab
Switching to boxen ?
Thomas Riboulet
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2 responses
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ruby, boxen, github
Nice compact and colorized git log
adamstrawson
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1 response
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git log, git
Capistrano remote_cache
Brian Jones
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0 responses
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capistrano, git
Fix: git recognized Xcode localization file as binaries
Francis Chong
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0 responses
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xcode, localization, git
git easy merging with merging tools!
Hélio Cabral Medeiros
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8 responses
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git, conflict, mergetool, p4merge
I Don't Need No Stinkin' Git Merge Bubbles
Julio A. Mistral
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4 responses
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git, source control
The most awesome git alias on the planet
Vitor Balocco
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1 response
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gitconfig, git alias, git rebase, .gitconfig
Your GitHub URLs should be timeless
Mislav Marohnić
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1 response
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vim, url, bookmarklet, git
Lint code before git pushing
Raine Virta
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0 responses
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jshint, git, gulp, scsslint
Git: View a file in a different branch
Chris Jaure
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0 responses
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branch, vim, git
Bitbucket hoot for Dokuwiki
Balazs Nadasdi
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0 responses
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php, bitbucket, git, wiki
Git Hunk Splitting
Guillaume VanderEst
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0 responses
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patch, commit, git, split
alias "gti=git"
Tobias Otte
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3 responses
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shell, git, bash
git command aliases
Dallas Reedy
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9 responses
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zsh, aliases, shortcuts, git
Git Checkout Orphan
Antoine Butler
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0 responses
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alias, git
Backup your git repositories on Dropbox
Christian Joudrey
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6 responses
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dropbox, git
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