Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
RegEx to find <img/> tags missing alt attributes
Ryan Artecona
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4 responses
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html, regex, grep, regular expression
Git can do JSON (almost)
Ilya Dmitrichenko
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4 responses
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log, json, analisys, git
Backup all modified files in git.
Sequoia McDowell
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7 responses
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vim, xargs, git
Filter commits by author on Github
Rômulo Machado
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0 responses
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filter, commits, github
generating release notes from Git commits
Rob Friesel
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0 responses
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git, release notes
My Best / Essential Git Aliases. What are your's?
Markus Perl
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9 responses
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git alias, vagrant, git, bash
Remove whitespace changes from diff in github
Sam Knight
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0 responses
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git, github
Take control of your Heroku Git repository
Dharampal H S
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2 responses
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ruby, rails, heroku, deployment
KDiff3 on Windows as Git Merge Tool
Matthew Teece
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0 responses
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git, windows, mergetool, kdiff3
Reference Commits and Issues in GitHub
Chris Missal
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0 responses
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git, github
More readable git word diff on macOS or Amazon Linux/CentOS/RedHat
Cameron Tod
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7 responses
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diff, osx, brew, git
Setting up and using git send-email with gmail.
David Tran
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0 responses
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setup, git, send-email
Quickly add a license to your GitHub repository
Gonçalo Morais
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2 responses
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haskell, repository, git, license
Git: Multiple accounts with Bitbucket
Matt
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1 response
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bitbucket, git, accounts
Handle a git merge conflict
Connor Leech
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0 responses
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git, github
git on Mountain Lion
Lars Schwegmann
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3 responses
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mountain, xcode, mac, lion
Using multiple accounts with git or Github
David Condrey
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2 responses
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osx, cache, fix, git
capistrano + ftp only hosting provider
Janez Troha
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3 responses
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capistrano, ftp, git
Setting up a git daemon on Mac OS X
Jim Kinsey
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0 responses
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mac os x, git, launchd
git today — Quickly see what you've done today
Roberto Bonvallet
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22 responses
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git alias, git
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