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The visual layer for Git in your own repos: simulate, record, replay, audit, and share entire Git workflows, wherever you or your agents run them. - initialcommit-com/git-sim
Vitor Rangel
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The visual layer for Git in your own repos: simulate, record, replay, audit, and share entire Git workflows, wherever you or your agents run them. - initialcommit-com/git-sim
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git push <remotename> <commit SHA>:<remotebranchname>. You can combine it with git rebase -i too! Very useful forShared by
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You can use git log to search when a given string matches an entry in there and also see from which branch/tag they matched and even see the patch inline by using git log -S 'string-for-match' --source --all -p. -S is used to provide the search string, --source --all will properly format ref names to their respective source branch/tag and -p will allow you to see the patch inline. The last flag can be omitted if one just wants to see the list of commits and could go through each one individually by grabbing their hash and using a git show command afterwards. See for more
Carlos Coelho
Tech Insights· stackoverflow.com
You can use git log to search when a given string matches an entry in there and also see from which branch/tag they matched and even see the patch inline by using git log -S 'string-for-match' --source --all -p. -S is used to provide the search string, --source --all will properly format ref names to their respective source branch/tag and -p will allow you to see the patch inline. The last flag can be omitted if one just wants to see the list of commits and could go through each one individually by grabbing their hash and using a git show command afterwards. See for more
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Co-authored-by: Author Name <author@> for all developers in the pairing session to ...If you're pair programming, you can add Co-authored-by: Author Name <author@> for all developers in the pairing session to the commit body and they'll be recognized as co-commiters. Works for Github and Gitlab
Carlos Coelho
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Co-authored-by: Author Name <author@> for all developers in the pairing session to ...If you're pair programming, you can add Co-authored-by: Author Name <author@> for all developers in the pairing session to the commit body and they'll be recognized as co-commiters. Works for Github and Gitlab
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hub sync, or git sync (if you've set alias git=hub). It'll update you...If you're using Github's hub extension, try using hub sync, or git sync (if you've set alias git=hub). It'll update your local branches, saving you a few minutes going through different local branches and updating one-by-one
Carlos Coelho
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hub sync, or git sync (if you've set alias git=hub). It'll update you...If you're using Github's hub extension, try using hub sync, or git sync (if you've set alias git=hub). It'll update your local branches, saving you a few minutes going through different local branches and updating one-by-one
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