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Git Reflog should be your friend
over 1 year
ago
For anyone confused on rebasing, you can "ignore that" and just think of "reflog" as a handy tool for getting back work which you think you lost.
For example, if you delete a local branch but need some of the work you had in it back, reflog still shows those commits. The commits themselves aren't deleted when you delete a branch!
The rebase example in this post above is actually saying the same thing. Rebasing can make it appear that branches are deleted (well...squashed) into a series of commits.
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Search files for text, get files and line numbers.
over 1 year
ago
@passcod
Yep!
Ack is great as well. One caveat: On Ubuntu, it's ack-grep:
$ sudo apt-get install ack-grep
$ ack-grep --php 'print_r'
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Ubuntu: Essential packages for compile a program from source
over 1 year
ago
It's true, this gets people a lot on fresh server installs.
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