Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Keep your dotfiles in git
eranga bandara
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3 responses
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osx, dotfiles, git
git: don't blame people for changing whitespaces or moving code
Jan Ahrens
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1 response
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whitespace, git, blame
Merging a Pull Request Locally
Tim Berglund
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0 responses
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pull, request, oscon, git
Git: Disable Force Push
Ivan Sim
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0 responses
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git, ivanhcsim, github
git case sensitivity on OS X
Steffan Harries
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0 responses
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osx, git, case, sensitivity
Choose local or remote version in a merge conflict
Rostislav
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0 responses
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merge, merge conflict, git
Fixing a corrupt local git repository
Jordan Klassen
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3 responses
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gerrit, git
Change the date of a commit in Git
Lucia Escanellas
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0 responses
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commit, date, git
Use Vim visual blocks to squash multiple git commits
Craig Marvelley
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1 response
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vim, rebase, git
Deploy your project with git to a bare repo
Jupiter St John
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5 responses
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productivity, git
Node.js + MongoDB = MongoJS
Bob Williams
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0 responses
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mongodb, nosql, javascript, nodejs
Simple Git Log Output
Abizer Nasir
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0 responses
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git log, git
How to undo a git commit --amend
Murphy Randle
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0 responses
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undo, screencast, commit, git
Git post-receive hook to checkout a specific branch
Mike Robinson
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4 responses
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deploy, hooks, git, post-receive
Upgrade Git to 2.5.2 in CentOS 6.4 through yum
Jeff Li
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0 responses
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linux, centos, rpm, git
Some git basic commands
shiva kumar
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0 responses
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github, git, linux
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