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micahkepe.com
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| | | | | There's tons of little goodies you can add to your .gitconfig to make your life easier. From hidden gems in the git Man pages to aliases and shell functions, here's a few things I've found useful to reduce friction in my Git workflow. | |
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www.brandonpugh.com
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| | | | | If you've ever worked on a project with me then I've probably recommended at least one of these config settings in git. git config --global pull.rebase true - tells git to always pull with rebase instead of merge (the equivalent of pull --rebase). This not only saves you having to type the flag every time, but also ensures gui clients will also use rebase when pulling. Note: You should only enable this if you're comfortable with rebasing. | |
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jvns.ca
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| | | | | Popular git config options | |
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kennyballou.com
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| | | Resurrect Lost History from the Information Manager from Hell | ||
