Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Stash only certain files
François Benaiteau
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1 response
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stash, git
Git is cheap !
Thomas Riboulet
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6 responses
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git
Keep TODOs in git
Mislav Marohnić
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6 responses
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shell, cli, todo, git
Retrieving a list of posts by tag_id (wordpress)
Mad Scientist
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0 responses
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php, wp_query, functions, github
Use .gitattributes to normalize line-endings
Scott Grogan
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4 responses
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git, teamwork
register_post_type - simple example
Mad Scientist
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0 responses
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php, wp_query, functions, github
Create a new Gitlab repo from the command line
Nate West
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4 responses
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scripts, git, gitlab
Git Bash - Fixing it with alias and Functions
Hélio Cabral Medeiros
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5 responses
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alias, functions, git, git bash
git rebase --autosquash
Ben Simpson
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4 responses
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rebase, squash, git, commits
Store your private data inside a git repository
sobolevn
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0 responses
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bash, zsh, git
Git - remove local branches not on remote
Nicola Pietroluongo
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4 responses
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branch, remote, local, remove
Use magit-ediff to resolve merge conflicts
Leonardo Etcheverry
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3 responses
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emacs, magit, git
Excluding files from git locally
Jorge Dias
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6 responses
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gitignore, git
"Merge remote-tracking branch..." What is this? I don't even.
Steffan Harries
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1 response
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code, control, vcs, clarity
Automatic git version tagging for NPM modules
James Warwood
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4 responses
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tag, npm, version, tagging
Fork and patch npm moduels hosted on GitHub
Ivan Erceg
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1 response
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npm, module, package.json, fork
Private Cocoapods
Jeffrey Jackson
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5 responses
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xcode, mac, ipad, iphone
Git 簡易使用教學
fukuball
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0 responses
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git, github
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