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BASH aliases for GIT | Bash Git Aliases Reference

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BASH aliases for GIT Following BASH aliases can be used in ~/.BASHRC alias g = “git status” alias ga = “git add” alias gaa = “git add .” alias gc = “git commit -m” alias gca = “git commit -am” alias gb = “git branch” alias gbd = “git branch -d” alias gco = “git … Read more

A Successful Git branching model | Git branching model Guide

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I was reading article and thought to repost here. It focuses around Git as the tool for the versioning of all of our source code. Why git? For a thorough discussion on the pros and cons of Git compared to centralized source code control systems, see the web. There are plenty of flame wars going on there. … Read more

Work on remote Subversion repositories locally with Git

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Work on remote Subversion repositories locally with Git Version control is great stuff, and being able to combine different version control mechanisms is even better. Subversion is a very popular version control system and a lot of repositories (public or otherwise) use Subversion to manage files. Git is another popular one, but what happens if … Read more