Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Creating patch from GitHub pull request
Willy Barro
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6 responses
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patch, diff, merge, pullrequest
How to make beautiful Github README
Jose Jesus Perez Aguinaga
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5 responses
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markdown, readme, github
Case-sensitive git in Mac OS X like a Pro
Even André Fiskvik
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12 responses
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osx, rename, filename, git
Remove a git submodule
Santiago Gil
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6 responses
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submodule, git
Show your git status and branch (in color) at the command prompt
Jake Romer
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8 responses
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git, ps1, bash prompt, git status
How to download a project subdirectory from GitHub
Janos Gyerik
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5 responses
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svn, git, github
Git - Merge a single file from one branch to another.
Shekhar Sharma
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1 response
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merge, tricks, git, source control
What is the best OS for web development? (Community Protip)
Nicholas Jordon
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13 responses
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ruby, php, python, open source
WinMerge as git difftool on Windows
Henrique Oliveira
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4 responses
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git, difftool, winmerge
Reword a git commit message
Gareth Rees
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2 responses
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rebase, git
Customize terminal with oh-my-zsh
eranga bandara
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3 responses
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shell, zsh, terminal, osx
Generate your changelogs with Git log
Jerel Unruh
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3 responses
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changelog, git, github
Create new github repo from command line
Raine
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9 responses
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shell, curl, git, raineorshine
Intellij IDEA how to upload project to remote branch?
Dmytro
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0 responses
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intellij idea, git
Github delete um fork ou um repositório
Débora Fernandes
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0 responses
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repository, fork, git, github
Unlimited free private/public repos with Gitlab
Nicholas Jordon
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12 responses
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ruby, php, python, shell
Deploying a Flask App at Heroku
bt3gl
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1 response
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heroku, flask, git, python
Undo a git merge that has been pushed to the server
Matthew Harmon
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3 responses
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git, undo merge, github
How to create branch from tag- Git
Abhijeet Sutar
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0 responses
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tagging, branching, git
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