Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Automatic documentation update with ex_doc and Github pages for Elixir
Udo
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0 responses
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elixir, documentation, hook, gh-pages
h1 heading in AsciiDoc documents on GitHub
Dan Allen
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0 responses
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asciidoc, github
Squash some commits
Ed
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6 responses
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git, squash
git clone github:user/repo
Adam Stankiewicz
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3 responses
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shell, zsh, ssh, git
a git log with helpfull colors, graphs and compact commit messages
bruno coelho
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0 responses
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config, log, branch, pullrequest
git-dropbox :: Backup your Git repo in Dropbox
Rifat Nabi
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0 responses
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shell, dropbox, git, bash
A year of git diff stats
Matthew Boehm
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0 responses
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sed, git, bash
Git Tags
Mariz Melo
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0 responses
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tags, git, github
Determine the health of git branches
Scott Johnson
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0 responses
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branch, git, health, prune
Take a screenshot of any website, using PhantomJS
Sean Dunn
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0 responses
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coffeescript, github
Bring a robot
Kerry Snyder
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3 responses
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node, json, npm, modules
Encrypt password files and sensitive info in your git repo
Adrià Casajús
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0 responses
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dotfiles, secure, git, encrypt
Remove a git submodule manually
Endel Dreyer
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1 response
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submodule, remove, git
Commit your changes after editing Homebrew formulas
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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git, osx, homebrew
Try Git
Randy M. Daniel
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0 responses
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tutorial, git
Git AutoCorrect
Rizwan Iqbal
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3 responses
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autocorrect, git
Painless git submodules update
raz ohad
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0 responses
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git, aliass
Migrating from SVN to Git
Raja Cherukuri
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0 responses
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migration, subversion, git
Use github for all your diff'ing needs
Oliver Tupman
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0 responses
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magic, diffs, diffing, repositories
How to remove git submodules
Oscar Cubo Medina
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0 responses
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git, submodules, deinit
Auto-deploy Octopress blog to Heroku
Andrew Thal
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0 responses
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heroku, octopress, deploy, buildpack
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