Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Simple workflow to keep forked Git repos up to date
Rob Wierzbowski
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github, git, command line, open source
Install git on Ubuntu
Abhijeet Sutar
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git, ubuntu
Why is DVCS great - Local commits
John Stevenson
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dvcs, git, github
Managing Projects with GitHub
Jerad Bitner
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project-management, github
Changing git commit's author or email
Alvaro Garcia
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pair programming, git, git author
Delete a git tag - made easy
Frank Gregor
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tag, git, delete, bash
clean changes from accidently git stash pop
Benjamin Knofe
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patch, stash, pop, remove
git commit amend
Milos Dakic
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git, terminal, code, commit
Recover a deleted branch, local & remotly
Thibault Milan
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git, git-branch, git recovering
Release History for Github Repositories
Nedim Arabacı
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changelog, release, repository, github
Git Shortcuts in bash
Ritesh Panchal
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aliases, git, bash
Get rss feed from Gist by adding .atom bt the end
Jichao Ouyang
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gist, git, github
@wip tags and morality
Dominic Barker
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cucumber, bdd, git, source control
Enable colors in git console output
Julius
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console, terminal, git
Delete local and remote branch in git
Christian Fei
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git, branch, remote, local
Compiling latest git from sources on a CentOS box
Antonio Ognio
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compile, centos, git, redhat
My Git Environment
Randall Hand
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shell, commandline, git
Sweep crap under the git carpet
Eduardo
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stash, git, clean
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