Articles tagged “Git”
Changing history, or How to Git pretty
OpenSky’s engineering and product teams have an ongoing lunchtime presentation series called Lunch and Learn. A couple of weeks ago, I gave a talk entitled Lunch and learn2git. This article is an expansion on that presentation, and covers lessons learned from using Git in the open source community.
Continue readingGit pretty
GitX plugin for Coda version 2
I just released a brand new version of my GitX plugin for Coda.
Continue readingHomebrew is like MacPorts or Fink, except that it actually works
It has come to my attention that some of my dear friends are still using MacPorts or (shudder) Fink to install UNIX packages on OS X.
Please. Stop that.
Continue readingThis may seem crazy short…
The established standard with Git is for commit messages to have a first line that is 50 characters or less and then add two newlines, and then explain the commit throughly.
Continue readingConverting to git-svn: A collection of links
- While it’s a long read, I think [An introduction to git-svn for Subversion/SVK users and deserters][1] is the best place to start. As an SVK user, it helped smooth the transition from my SVK-based commits to Subversion into my newfound git-svn-based Subversion workflow.
