Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Sharing non-bare git repos
Jon Henderson
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0 responses
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cli, git
Prevent private Gem being pushed to RubyGems (Bundler)
Marc Anguera Insa
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0 responses
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ruby, bundler, rails, gem
Git tip - git pull always with "--rebase" - option
Markus Rekkenbeil
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0 responses
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git, rebase, pull, git config
Markdown: Write for the Web
Brian Studwell
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0 responses
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documentation, markdown, readability, github
Track all remote branches
adamstrawson
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0 responses
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git, bash
Development workflow using git.
Peter van der Does
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0 responses
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git-flow, git
Open untracked files in vim
Pete Hudgins
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0 responses
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vim, git
Git: quick fix in a new branch from master
roparz
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0 responses
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git, quick fix
A great way to highlight name changes in your code using Git
Christoffer Niska
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0 responses
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diff, refactoring, git
another git viewing and management tool: tig
Deden Fathurahman
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0 responses
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git, scm, tig
Update all your repos inside a folder
Leo Tartari
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0 responses
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script, lazy, git, bash
#protip `m` => GitHub Markdown Cheat Sheet
Simon Owen
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0 responses
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markdown, cheat, sheet, github
Git tricks
Ronan Guilloux
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0 responses
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git
git undo
Greg van Brug
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0 responses
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git
Rails app templates
Chris Bell
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0 responses
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rails, github
Git Essentials
Bruno Coelho
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0 responses
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web, development, web development, git
GIT - Bitbucket - Quick Search
Greg
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0 responses
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git, search, bitbucket
24 Pull Requests
Davi Ferreira
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0 responses
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github, collaboration, christmas
Tracking ASCII armored PGP/GPG keys with Git
Devin Weaver
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0 responses
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git, pgp, diff, gnupg
Sometimes you've gotta forgo npm for a module on GitHub that really works.
Will Shown
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0 responses
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github, git, node, pull request
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