Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Countinuous Delivery -- private GitHub + Jenkins + OpenShift
Pierre Ozoux
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jenkins, openshift, continuous delivery, github
We Are Deprecateware
Jonah
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4 responses
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learning, bitbucket, innovation, growing
Markdown preview (github flavor) for node.js
Mariz Melo
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0 responses
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markdown, git
Creating .gitignore file through command line on Windows
Rafael Kiyohiro Une
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command line, git, windows
Managing Nested Libraries Using the GIT Subtree Merge Workflow
John Atten
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0 responses
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workflow, git, subtree merge, sub-project
Add a file to every subdirectory recursively
Hartley Brody
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0 responses
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grep, find, xargs, git
Experience using DigitalOcean's 1-click droplet with GitLab 6.3
Daniel Rios
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1 response
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error, git, gitlab, digitalocean
git graph
Michael
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0 responses
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git
Checkout git submodules to the latest tag
franklin
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1 response
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submodule, git
Checkout Simple, clean jekyll theme for hackers.
Vinit Kumar
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0 responses
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web, theme, jekyll, hackers
Git poop - stash, checkout, pull, and apply
Matt Feury
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6 responses
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alias, pull, stash, git
Continuous Integration and Deployment with Cucumber
Codeship
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0 responses
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heroku, cucumber, ci, continuous delivery
Start interactive commit messages with # (Hash)
Kerem Bozdas
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0 responses
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commit, interactive, hash, git
Changing My Git Editor On The Fly
Shakeel Mohamed
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1 response
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git, editor, alias, shell
Branch History with Branch Exclusions
Saleem Abdulrasool
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0 responses
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log, branches, history, git
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