Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
GitHub: checkout a pull request as a branch
Filippo Valsorda
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6 responses
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git, github
Add an SVN remote to your Git repo
Russell
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0 responses
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svn, git
Rebasing dependent branches with Git
Sebastian Staudt
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0 responses
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branch, rebase, git
PHP Mail Spoofing
Paul H.
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0 responses
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php, open source, email, spoofing
Merging Branches Without Checkout
Yan
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4 responses
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merge, git, checkout, fast-forward
Magical oh-my-zsh prompt
Andy Fleming
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4 responses
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shell, zsh, prompt, design
How to skip making a build in Travis-ci
Tomasz Borowski
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1 response
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travis-ci, git, rspec
'git pull' is evil!
Cassiano Leal
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23 responses
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rebase, pull, dvcs, fetch
No password git push on bitbucket
jay mabazza
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3 responses
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ssh, bitbucket, git, automatic
Move repo from bitbucket to github
josh bowles
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2 responses
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open source, git
git merge --squash
Tor Erik Linnerud
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3 responses
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branches, workflow, git
GitHub Markdown Cheat Sheet
Sıtkı Bağdat
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10 responses
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markdown, shortcut, cheat sheet, git
Automatically adding Git pre-commit linting with Grunt
Tom Loudon
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6 responses
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npm, lint, hooks, jshint
Learn facts while pulling code changes
Tadas Tamošauskas
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4 responses
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zsh, learning, git, bash
Change tab size on GitHub
Hisyam
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0 responses
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indentation, github
Renaming and changing files in git without losing history
Felix Kaser
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1 response
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stash, git, renaming, big change
Branch history in Git
Saleem Abdulrasool
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0 responses
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log, branches, history, git
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