Master Git One Commit at a Time
Get your git jitsu on with these git tips that will take you from a beginner to an expert.
Force specific ruby version for any command.
Adam Stankiewicz
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zsh, rbenv, git
setup global gitignore to ignore temporary files
fang
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rails, git
Remove files from git repo.
Malte Bublitz
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maltebublitz, git
git fml
Matt Gauger
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git
Git: Using repositories/branches for source separation
Bernhard Millauer
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staging, git, sync
Delete all remote merged branches
Amos King
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git, bash
Undoing a git add
David Tran
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1 response
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undo, commit, git
Efficiency in Development Workflows: Deployment Pipelines and Zero Downtime Deployment
Codeship
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heroku, merge, migration, deployment
safe and sound faster blog commits on nanoc
OfcaPL
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blog, commit, git, commits
Quickly remove deleted files in preparation for a Git commit.
Brendan Abbott
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1 response
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cmd, git, source control, git rm
Enforcing branch state on a staging repo
Johannes Haseitl
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shell, git, bash
Git Branch 簡易教學
fukuball
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git, github
Be warned when having more than 1 git stash
Guillaume Hain
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1 response
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stash, git
Some cool stuff you should know about git #3
Radosław Jędryszczak
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tips, git, cherry-picking commits, reverting a remote commit
Git: Colored graph at the command line
Martin Runelöv
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shell, terminal, git
Git database branches
Codeship
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branches, database, git, create separate databases for git branches
Review recent commits with git-ribbon
Eric Johnson
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perl, git
Use SCM in Terminal
Marcos Hernández
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terminal, scm, git