Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Get file list from git commit
Hikmat Dhamee
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0 responses
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commit, files, git, github
How to 'git stash' untracked files
Joe Critchley
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0 responses
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cli, stash, git
How to delete master branch from git server
Daniel Gomes
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danielcsgomes, git, git server
Thanks to Github Trending!
Ahmed
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1 response
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php, shell, os x, doctrine
Git(hub): Merging from a forked repo
Daniel Schmidt
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merge, git, fork
KGet now supports OpenPGP signatures in Metalink / HTML
Aishraj Dahal
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0 responses
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cplusplus, kde, qt, google summer of code
GIT Stats
Michael Prieß
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stats, git
Do a Commit ignoring whitespaces
Carlos Suarez Fontalvo
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0 responses
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git, commit, whitespace, spaces
Learn Git in 15 minutes!
Stian Haga
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0 responses
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git, course, interactive
Work journal in the shell
Filipe Correia
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1 response
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zsh, log, productivity, git
Sample Git Branching Model
Jayson Mandani
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0 responses
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branching, git, model, jsonmanz
Undoing Merges
Yan
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0 responses
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merge, undo, git
(In Portuguese) Github - Escrevendo código e compartilhando conhecimento
Hélio Cabral Medeiros
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0 responses
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git, hotspot, github
Git Basic Commands
HelenaVI
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2 responses
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command line, git, basic tips
Replace git author mail in history
Johannes Haseitl
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1 response
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git, filter-branch
Showcasing where git is better then subversion
Oz
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0 responses
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subversion, git
CSS partial selector for defeating Flash of Unstyled Text
Nathan Monk
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0 responses
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css, webfonts, webfont, adobe
Usefull GIT commands
jay mabazza
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0 responses
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git, colour, add commit, stage
Script to update vim pathogen and bundles
Jens Grassel
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shell, vim, freebsd, git
git push is changing
matt j. sorenson
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dvcs, version control, git
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