Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Tips and tricks publishing your jQuery / javascript plugins in Github
Joan Claret
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jquery, tips, tricks, plugins
Getting Git Commit Reports from Command Line
David Duggins
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devops, git, managment
Git autocorrect
Ian Duncan
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1 response
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git
private bower components, a simple solution
Dirk Eisenberg
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git, bower, javascript
Get a patch version for a Pull Request
Dinesh Vasudevan
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patch, git, pull
Scriptlet to toggle GitHub Pull Request comments
Said A
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github, git, scriptlet
Git remove deleted files
Mikkkee
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git, bash, xarg
Remove a file from git repository
derekshirk
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git, rm
Searching for github for Pull Request Assigned to You
Aquil Abdullah
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pull, request, github
Remove .gitignore'd files
sprt
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1 response
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git
Push New Branch
goonnow
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git, sh
Simple git clone your Rails app
d1b
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rails, git
Stick these two aliases in your .gitconfig to ease cleaning and updating your dev branches!
Dan Bennett
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alias, cli, development, branching
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