Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
git - the simple guide
Bob Williams
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0 responses
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git, github
Great slides on scaling tech and business by github
Aaron Trevena
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0 responses
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git, scaling, growth, high availability
Creating pull request with hub pull-request CLI
Wojtek Ryrych
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0 responses
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git, github
A set of best practices for JavaScript projects
vpg
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0 responses
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javascript, git, api, npm
Check your GitHub account for out of date rails apps
Andrew Nesbitt
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, security, github
Prune remote branches
Marc Richards
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1 response
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git, noob
Recovering from git rebase accident
Juhamatti Niemelä
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0 responses
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git, recovery, accidents
Count the number of reverted commits in Git
Matias Korhonen
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0 responses
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k33l0r, git
"Quiet assets" turn off assets pipeline trash log.
Dmitry Karpunin
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0 responses
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log, gem, assets, ror
git push origin branchname
gavinblair
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0 responses
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git, github
Difference in git commits between branches
Marko Klemetti
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0 responses
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shell, git
Modman / Git / Capistrano
Rodrigo Garcia
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0 responses
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magento, capistrano, git, modman
Comparing any two commits on GitHub and GitLab
Janos Gyerik
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0 responses
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git, gitlab, github
Previewing your Github README
JP Camara
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0 responses
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python, markdown, github
Looking for Pull Requests
Fernando Doglio
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1 response
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open-source, pull request, github
Git diff only with what is commited
Daniel Gomes
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0 responses
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danielcsgomes, git
Multiple GitHub account on windows, ssh-add issue
Dilys Sun
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1 response
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windows, github
Git diffs that are nothing
Larry Aasen
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4 responses
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ios, mobile, commit, git
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