Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Better commit messages
Alexandre Bulté
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4 responses
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svn, dvcs, git, mercurial
A successful Git branching model
PhillyWebGuy
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1 response
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version control, git
git alias in fish shell
Rajesh
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0 responses
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fish, alias, git
Inferno sh command to find files in a git repo with oldtext and update them
Jason Catena
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0 responses
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git, diff, sed, grep
Change Dokku public key after setup
mattcodez
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0 responses
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ssh, git, dokku
Gitignore for symfony2 - enhanced
pleone
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0 responses
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gitignore, symfony, composer, netbeans
Chuck Norris In Your Terminal
Nicholas Jordon
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0 responses
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php, git, funny, bash
Add an endorsement badge on github
James I. Armes
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0 responses
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coderwall, github
Simple Bash Script To Get All Git Directories
Vinit Kumar
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0 responses
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*nix, git, bash
Better Git log
Damiano
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0 responses
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git log, git
Be sure that your commit pass tests
Łukasz Niemier
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0 responses
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testing, hooks, git
Git Aliases
James Doyle
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1 response
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zsh, aliases, alias, git
Git live log (without flickering)
YDB
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0 responses
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log, gist, git, linux
'Sensio' on GitHub is now 'SensioLabs' - packagist doesn't know
Steffan Harries
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0 responses
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packagist, symfony2, sensio, sensiolabs
Quicker Git Add Commit Push
Joel Kirchartz
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0 responses
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git, bash
Configure github links instead of gitweb in gerrit UI
Sergey Avseyev
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0 responses
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gerrit, git, github
When building a blog using Jekyll/Github Pages, use somebody else's code!
Garry Welding
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0 responses
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github, blog, development, jekyll
Use default message when doing git merge
Orlando Del Aguila
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0 responses
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git, merge, pull, git merge
Rust a safe, concurrent, practical language
Bob Williams
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0 responses
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rust, programming, github
There should be a Github for designers
Gerben Jacobs
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11 responses
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bootstrap, developers, designers, github
$ git pull my finger
n00shie
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4 responses
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git
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