Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Symfony2 deployment parameter diff
jenkoian
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1 response
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deployment, git, symfony2
Gist made easy for mac
Erik Chacon
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0 responses
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ruby, gem, gist, github
Delete all the merged branches in git
David Wagner
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3 responses
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xargs, git, delete branches, *nix-fu
How to avoid merge errors
Mads Ulrik Svendsen
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0 responses
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terminal, linux, workflow, git
Git immersion
Mariz Melo
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2 responses
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git
Use tree with gitignore
David de Klerk
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0 responses
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shell, git
Git rebase around a merge
Andrew Walker
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2 responses
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git, merge, rebase
Get/Send SSH-Keys the Github way
Hannes Georg
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4 responses
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ssh, github
Commit Message Tips
Simon Owen
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3 responses
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commit, notes, vcs, git
Manage public keys on the server with gist
Daniel Romero
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0 responses
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linux, ssh, gist, server
Git: choose your ssh key
CharlyBr
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2 responses
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ssh, git
Setting up a git managed website
Marcos Hernández
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0 responses
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webfaction, gist, git, code management
remove git orig file without git clean
Amr El-hagary
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0 responses
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linux, git, bash
open last commited files
Merten Falk
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0 responses
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perl, osx, sublime text 2, git
Manage multiple Git repositories for a project
chuck
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0 responses
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git, multiple remotes
git rebase -p
Kristian Lewis Jones
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0 responses
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rebase, git
Responsive Images: An Experiment with Mobile-First Images that Scale Responsively & Responsibly
Mike King
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0 responses
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responsive, javascript, github
Drop the first . in raw.github.com to browse static HTML/CSS/JS files
Steve Jansen
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1 response
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css, js, html, github
Move git commits to a new branch
Josh Buhler
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0 responses
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git, git branch, moving commits
Open Source Your Company
Bob Williams
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0 responses
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opensource, posscon2012, miloss, github
Backing up git with git bundle
Haggai Philip Zagury
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1 response
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git, git bundle
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