Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Running 'git status' across multiple repos
Dustin Haffner
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0 responses
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sh, command line, git
Open Source to Github, Work Projects to BitBucket, All from Github for Windows
Cory Simmons
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0 responses
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version control, bitbucket, github
Recursively delete .git directories
Montana Flynn
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0 responses
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shell, linux, devops, git
Custom git log
Gil Polguère
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0 responses
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config, log, .gitconfig, format
Deploy your apps in style
Gerhard Lazu
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0 responses
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ruby, git, bash
Free live Git and GitHub help
Matthew McCullough
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0 responses
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git, github
New version of Ruby gem markdown_helper
BurdetteLamar
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0 responses
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ruby, github, markdown, documentation
Git bash in ConEmu
mattcodez
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0 responses
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git, git bash, conemu, git windows
Colorize git
Daniel Puglisi
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2 responses
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git, cli
Be more descriptive with your remote names.
Abizer Nasir
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0 responses
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remote repositories, repository name, git
For cleaner merges, use a strategy
Suneel Chakravorty
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4 responses
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version control, git, merge conflicts
Speed up pushing to Github
Ravi Kotecha
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3 responses
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push, ssh, speed, git
Use the Insert Key to Paste in Git Bash
Yaser Sulaiman
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0 responses
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git, windows, git bash
Easy git completion in Mountain Lion
Kevin Rankin
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0 responses
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osx, homebrew, git, bash
Diff with common ancestor while resolving merge conflicts in vim (with fugitive)
Matthew Boehm
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0 responses
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viml, diff, vim, git
Agile traceability in each git commit with Hooks
Hélio Cabral Medeiros
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1 response
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git log, hook, agile, git
UserInterfaceState, Git, & Xcode
Jeffrey Jackson
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0 responses
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xcode, mac, ipad, iphone
Script to update vim pathogen and bundles
Jens Grassel
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3 responses
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shell, zsh, vim, git
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