Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Seeing parts of the line that differ in a diff using Git
François Pietka
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color, diff, git
Github: Open a file on github.com from command-line
Ashish Bhatia
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github, command-line
Get the loc by each filetype in a git repo
Tim Anema
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git, xargs, bash
Rebase or Merge into your topic branch, with a simple zsh function
Claus Witt
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zsh, merge, rebase, snippet
pull updates for all repositories in one folder
Philipp Haußleiter
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1 response
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bash, git, pull
List `git` aliases
Uğur Özyılmazel
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git alias, git
VIM Essentials
Codeando
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git, vim
Use pager only when necessary
Thomas Duplomb
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0 responses
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git, pager
git: go back to your last branch
Orlando Del Aguila
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git, checkout
Adding color to Git in terminal
Luis Milanese
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0 responses
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terminal, git
Delete all local branches that have been merged into master
Ravi Kotecha
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command-line, dvcs, git
Find pop'd stash
Walid
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git, stash
Fix a broken pfSense UI
Ian Nelson
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ui, github, pfsense
Git Interactive Staging in shell script
Hélder Vasconcelos
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shell, linux, git, bash
Filter Commits and group them by Category and File
Mathias Gawlista
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ruby, rails, git
Figuring out the gem version that likely is causing your uninitialized constant error
Richie Khoo
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ruby, git, paperclip
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