Some GIT notes
Posted by jpluimers on 2015/03/09
Some links I found useful:
- Git workflows:
- Git workflow: Forks, remotes, and pull requests – Nathan Hoad.
- Git Workflows.
(deep, but especially handing when part of your team comes from an SVN background)
- Fork versus clone:
- Git supports multiple remote repositories, of which by convention the default is called `origin` and the one you forked from `upstream`:
- What is `origin` in git? – Stack Overflow.
- What is the difference between origin and upstream in github – Stack Overflow.
- Working with remotes — Don’t be afraid to commit 0.3 documentation.
- github – How can I determine the url that a local git repo was originally cloned from? – Stack Overflow.
- Git – Working with Remotes.
- Branching
- Sometimes you want to rewrite your local history:
- Merge versus Rebase:
- Merging:
- Naming branches:
- Working with upstreams:
- Branches and remote tracking:
- Splitting your monolithic GIT repository into multiple fine grained ones:
- Git and SVN:
–jeroen
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