Talk:GIT - Revision history

Slopjong at 16:03, 21 September 2011

2011-09-21T16:03:52Z

Slopjong at 11:52, 21 September 2011

2011-09-21T11:52:55Z

Slopjong: /* Content */

2011-08-17T10:47:50Z

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Slopjong at 10:54, 14 August 2011

2011-08-14T10:54:14Z

Slopjong: Created page with "Content: [basic] * basic commands clone, commit, pull, push, log [not basic, not advanced] * configuring * reading efficently the logs * using git completion [advanced] * r..."

2011-08-14T10:48:08Z

Created page with "Content: [basic] * basic commands clone, commit, pull, push, log [not basic, not advanced] * configuring * reading efficently the logs * using git completion [advanced] * r..."

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Content:

[basic]

* basic commands clone, commit, pull, push, log

[not basic, not advanced]

* configuring
* reading efficently the logs
* using git completion

[advanced]

* repository as a proxy
* turning a non-bare repo into a bare one and vice-versa
* fetching, pulling & pushing across multiple repos
* create an empty git branch (Slopjong really means empty, so a branch without any ancestor)

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	What happens with symbolic links? => http://stackoverflow.com/questions/954560/what-does-git-do-to-files-that-are-a-symbolic-link		What happens with symbolic links? => http://stackoverflow.com/questions/954560/what-does-git-do-to-files-that-are-a-symbolic-link
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		+	Use a graphics like this one: http://francho.org/lab/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/Mercurial-QuickStart-v1.0-120dpi.png
		+	to explain the different stages/steps/whatever

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	git init --bare; git stash save "My newest unstaged things"; git pull other_repo master; git clone --local --no-hardlinks ~/repo/mypasswordis1234.git; git stash apply; git stash pop; git log --oneline; git checkout file_to_be_undone; git branch new_branch; git checkout new_branch; git push :new_branch_to_be_deleted_on_the_remote_side; git config --list; git config --global user.name=Slopjong; git config --global user.email=me@example.com;		git init --bare; git stash save "My newest unstaged things"; git pull other_repo master; git clone --local --no-hardlinks ~/repo/mypasswordis1234.git; git stash apply; git stash pop; git log --oneline; git checkout file_to_be_undone; git branch new_branch; git checkout new_branch; git push :new_branch_to_be_deleted_on_the_remote_side; git config --list; git config --global user.name=Slopjong; git config --global user.email=me@example.com;
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		+	What happens with symbolic links? => http://stackoverflow.com/questions/954560/what-does-git-do-to-files-that-are-a-symbolic-link

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 = Content =
 == basic ==
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 * fetching, pulling & pushing across multiple repos
 * create an empty git branch (Slopjong really means empty, so a branch without any ancestor)
 = Brainstorming =
 git init --bare; git stash save "My newest unstaged things"; git pull other_repo master; git clone --local --no-hardlinks ~/repo/mypasswordis1234.git; git stash apply; git stash pop; git log --oneline; git checkout file_to_be_undone; git branch new_branch; git checkout new_branch; git push :new_branch_to_be_deleted_on_the_remote_side; git config --list; git config --global user.name=Slopjong; git config --global user.email=me@example.com;

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+= Content =
-[basic]
+== basic ==
 * basic commands clone, commit, pull, push, log
-[not basic, not advanced]
+== not basic, not advanced ==
 * configuring
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 * using git completion
-[advanced]
+== advanced ==
 * repository as a proxy
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 * fetching, pulling & pushing across multiple repos
 * create an empty git branch (Slopjong really means empty, so a branch without any ancestor)