Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Force specific ruby version for any command.
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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zsh, rbenv, git
Quickly get files to refactor
Adam Stankiewicz
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1 response
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ruby, rails, git
git live-log bash script
xero harrison
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0 responses
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terminal, log, git, bash
Alias to automatically git push --set-upstream
Griffin Smith
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, git, alias
MyBB Patches
Nathan Malcolm
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0 responses
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github, open source, mybb
gitlab - git ask for a password
Spalt(er)
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0 responses
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git, gitlab
Efficiency in Development Workflows: Deployment Pipelines and Zero Downtime Deployment
Codeship
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0 responses
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heroku, merge, migration, deployment
Using tig pager mode with ordinary patch/diff
Gökçen Eraslan
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0 responses
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patch, diff, tig, git
Using Github Enterprise Search Api in Preview mode
Ankit gupta
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1 response
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githubenterprise, github
Abort Git commit in Vim
Rhodri Pugh
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0 responses
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vim, git
Enhanced git log output
Heitor Silva
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0 responses
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log, git
Web Workers simplified - webworq
Rich McNeary
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0 responses
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html, script, web, javascript
Browse your current repo on github.com
Thomas Drevon
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2 responses
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ruby, git, github
Committing changed files only in git
Alexander Greim
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0 responses
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staging, git
Ignoring the content of a folder
Heitor Silva
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0 responses
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gitignore, git
Test a github pull request locally
Alexis Reigel
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0 responses
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pull request, git, github
Sync your static files in git with S3
Alon Pe'er
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0 responses
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php, s3, git, static files
distribute scripts as gist micro-gems
Mike Mondragon
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0 responses
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ruby, github, rubygems, git
Passm - password manager with sqlite in bash
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0 responses
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console, terminal, sh, linux
Git ignores empty folders
Colin Keith
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2 responses
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git, migration from subversion
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