Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Restoring deleted file from Git repo
Łukasz Sągol
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scm, zgryw, repo, repository
Create google code review for the initial commit in a new git repo
Jai Pandya
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code review, git, initial commit, new repo
Quickly merge feature branches in git
Lee Machin
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merge, git
Static Asset Cache Buster
Matt Ryan
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ruby, php, cache, git
List the organizations of the users who starred your repo.
JD Isaacks
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nodejs, github
Install Git on Linux from git source
chuck
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git, linux
Is Git too quiet? Make it talk!
Magnus Dahlstrand
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git, log, alias, fun
Open recent files in your editor
Marco Hamersma
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git, editor
Push to github several repos at once from the command-line
Lance Pollard
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0 responses
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cli, git, github
An interactive git cheatsheet
Benjamin Weiss
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0 responses
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git, cheatsheet
Wordpress plugins mirrored on github
Lorenzo Novaro
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0 responses
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git, wordpress, github
Git garbage collect all your dev tree
Peter Mescalchin
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shell, git
Using better CLIs
sobolevn
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tools, git, python, utils
Github Password not working in terminal after enabling 2 factor authentication
charles Loges
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github, terminal, git
Delete merged branches locally:
Andrew Walker
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branching, git
Download your latest 30 Github Gists to local directory
Emad Elsaid
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ruby, rails, github
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