Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Writing Git commit messages
Abizer Nasir
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0 responses
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commit message, git
EclipseLink for MongoDB
Tobias Trelle
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0 responses
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mongodb, nosql, jpa, java
Count the commits in a Git repo's history
Robert Picard
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0 responses
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linux, unix, git
Show git branch in bash promt
Todd
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5 responses
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shell, git, bash
Make life faster - one letter aliases
Łukasz Niemier
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2 responses
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shell, aliases, git, life hack
Detecting Rails migrations before you deploy
relistan
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, capistrano, deploy
Git bisect to find a bug
Alex Soto
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2 responses
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open source, bugs, git, git bisect
authenticated via a deploy key (BitBucket)
Oswaldo Ferreira
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0 responses
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ssh, access, bitbucket, git
Use tig (text-mode interface for git)
Katherine G Pe
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2 responses
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unix, git, bridgeutopia
Git cherry-pick
Scott M
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1 response
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git
How to deploy a node.js app from GitHub to Heroku
Codeship
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0 responses
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heroku, testing, nodejs, continuous deployment
Searching GitHub WIkis
Tim Moore
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0 responses
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git, wiki, github
Push your feature branch to heroku
Arun Agrawal
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0 responses
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heroku, git
Git status on bash prompt in technicolor
Lorenzo Novaro
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0 responses
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shell, fish, console, terminal
Markdown Syntax on Github
Thomas Jaspers
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2 responses
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markdown, md, github
Push current branch to Heroku
Fernando Briano
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1 response
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heroku, git
Git Submodule Update
Joshua Ballanco
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0 responses
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aliases, git, submodules
how to use Git to access a SVN repo - specific case
Denison Luz
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0 responses
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svn, workflow, git
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