Master Git one commit at a time
gitk in terminal
Valcho Nedelchev
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0 responses
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git, gitk
Mac Dev Environment Setup
Constantine Kiriaze
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2 responses
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osx, mac, apache, git
Git Log
Mykhailo Kozik
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0 responses
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git
Multiple SSH keys for different accounts on Github or Gitlab
Mateusz Książek
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4 responses
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ssh, git, gitlab, github
KDiff3 on Windows as Git Merge Tool
Matthew Teece
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0 responses
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git, windows, mergetool, kdiff3
Git autocorrect
Ashley Hazle
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0 responses
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shell, git, typo
Create a GitHub pull request after a successful Codeship build
Evan Sims
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1 response
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testing, pull request, deployment, codeship
Git branch fuzzy search checkout
Christoffer Skeppstedt
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0 responses
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shell, utility, git
travis screencast
brownman
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0 responses
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screencast, travis, video, youtube
Git post-receive hook to save branches into different folders
Sergi Meseguer
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0 responses
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branches, hook, git hook, repository
Git - Cloning Specific Commits
Ivan Sim
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4 responses
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ivanhcsim, git, github
Git autosquash goodies
Andrea Richiardi
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3 responses
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rebase, git rebase, git
How do I rebase a chain of local git branches?
Saimon Moore
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0 responses
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rebase, git, chained branches
authenticated via a deploy key (BitBucket)
Oswaldo Ferreira
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0 responses
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ssh, access, bitbucket, git
Git push with Current Branch
Stephan Smith
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0 responses
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git, cld
Remove .DS_Store files from Git repo
Iain Campbell
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0 responses
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osx, git, versioncontrol
Markdown/Github tables of contents
Alister
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0 responses
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markdown, github, toc
Ignore changes in tracked files with git, beyond .gitignore
Earl Swigert
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0 responses
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git, terminal, .gitignore, unchanged
Free build server as a service for C#/.Net
Kasper B. Graversen
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0 responses
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.net, test, ci, unit test
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