Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Remove git branch locally and on remote
Dawson Botsford
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2 responses
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shell, sh, linux, unix
Local Git cleanup of remotely deleted and merged branches
Jon Peck
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0 responses
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git, branch, cleanup, remote
Tame Subversion to be like git (well, just a bit)
Oz
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0 responses
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shell, git, subversion
Check out illumos-gate on OS X
Joshua M. Clulow
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0 responses
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os x, illumos, git
git undo
elcuervo
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0 responses
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git
Faster install of Python dependencies
Rodrigo Chacon
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0 responses
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python, pip, zip, git
Super Git console Linux
Hendrik Peter
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1 response
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shell, linux, git, ubuntu
Navigating git log/diff
Steven Peckins
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0 responses
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git, less
Come back to the previous branch in git
Salva Revert
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2 responses
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branch, git
Build a simple Urban dictionary agnostic of common slangs & meanings
Picrasma-Excelsa
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0 responses
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php, travis, packagist, tdd
Clonar git dentro de una carpeta
Edwin Gonzales M.
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0 responses
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clone, git
How to know what branches are merged and not merged within the current branch
Daniel Gomes
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0 responses
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danielcsgomes, git, git merge
Git Command to Remove All Local Branches
James O'Brien
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1 response
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branch, git
How to install projects from GitHub using NPM
Christoffer Niska
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0 responses
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npm, install, tarball, github
Hit t in github for a pleasant surprise
Damon Aw
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0 responses
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navigation, github
GistBox
Justin Seiter
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0 responses
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gist, git, github
GitHub Flavored Markdown to HMTL (gfm2html)
Evertton de Lima
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0 responses
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shell, git, gfm2html
Pretty git log
Kenrick Turner
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0 responses
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shell, log, git
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