Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
setup global gitignore to ignore temporary files
fang
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0 responses
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rails, git
Git Configuration
Widy Graycloud
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2 responses
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control, version, git, tuts
Git lab bash (shell) manager
Pawel
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0 responses
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shell, irc, code review, git
Trun your Github Issue into kanban with greasemonkey & Gira
Jichao Ouyang
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0 responses
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jira, issues, kanban, github
Get last Git tag
Anton Kalyaev
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1 response
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tag, git
Git cherry picking: move small code patches across branches
Ignas Butėnas
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0 responses
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version control, git
Use GNU Stow for your dotfiles
Brian Graham
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0 responses
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linux, unix, dotfiles, git
London Scala Hackathon powered by Heroku
John Stevenson
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0 responses
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scala, heroku, play, github
How to find bad commit using git
Vadym Zakovinko
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0 responses
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test, git, bisect, bad commit
Never get caught with badly spelled git commit message
Oz
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2 responses
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vim, spell, git
Extract your shell configuration to dotfiles
Marko Klemetti
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, dotfiles, git
Tagged Git Commit Log
Chris Simpkins
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0 responses
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shell, git log, version control, git
git-spark plots your commit history
Eric Johnson
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0 responses
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perl, git
Change last commit
YDB
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2 responses
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git
Common gitignore file
Marcus Olsson
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0 responses
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git, c#
Git beefy rebase and push alias
Murphy Randle
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0 responses
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zsh, git, alias, mac
Run composer install after git merge
Radosław Mejer
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0 responses
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php, composer, git
Compass: disable debugging comments for a VCS
Johannes Haseitl
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0 responses
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css, sass, compass, vcs
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