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This is the source code for the Pro Git book contents.
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This is the source code for the Pro Git book contents.
I also don’t believe that thinking of git in terms of subversion is a good idea. That said, the point of this post (and the point of the original poster) is that there are a set of high-level version control operations that you’d expect git to be able to handle in simple cases without a lot of fuss.
Helpful.
However even I understand the importance of version control, and the emergence of git as the source control of choice (and the all marvelous github) mean I have been using git but only in a cack-handed way. What I was missing was the regular day-to-day repeatable how. If you’re familiar with source control, this is not going to be big news, but I want to capture this as I’m still learning as its only really this week I feel I ‘get it’. So here it is, I’ve even created a cheatsheet, which you can download at the end of the article.
Very, very helpful.
Wherein our hero describes a workflow for using git productively and painlessly in an Agile environment.