[Simon Tatham, 2025-03-05] Introduction Purposes of this article How to interact with a bare git repo What do I prefer in particular? BEST: URL of a git repository + branch name An incremental git bundle A set of patch files from git format-patch A bare diff file generated by git diff WORST: A series of separate emails generated by git send-email Why don’t I use a git forge? Trust Heavyweight Acco
A few weeks ago I wrote about Git’s help.autocorrect setting and the strange tale of the origin of it’s deciseconds value. It got me to thinking about other git config settings that most people likely don’t know about and which should probably be defaulted differently. In this post, I’ll go through some of the perhaps obscure Git config settings that I have personally globally enabled and go into
I’m writing this post after having used Jujutsu1 for a few weeks. This is some kind of “experience report”, as well as yet another2 love letter to Magit. My backgroundI think I’d classify myself as a git power user. I’m sure I don’t know everything about the intricacies about the Git command line interface, but I do know my way around it. I like to believe I am one of those guys that colleagues an
Beej's Guide to Git Please keep in mind that I'm only human and there is a very, very high probability that there are errors in this guide. Additionally, I might simply not know what I'm talking about when it comes to something! So email corrections are highly appreciated! (Click here for other guides!) What's Here for Readers: HTML: HTML HTML, widescreen HTML, single page HTML, single page, wides
The Linux kernel community's discussions about including Rust have gotten a lot of attention, but the kernel is not the only project wrestling with the question of whether to allow Rust. The Git project discussed the prospect in January, and then again at the Git Contributor's Summit in September. Complicating the discussion is the Git project's lack of a policy on platform support, and the fact t
Last night in bed, I realised we’d encountered a scenario at work during the day where something happened so fluidly in jujutsu that it’d make a good case story! Let’s compare, step by step, how it’d look with git. The stage is set: you’re working on a big, old, legacy codebase, and you’re 10 commits deep in a branch where you’re adding a new parsing component which will, by the time the branch is
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GitHub CLI manual GitHub CLI, or gh, is a command-line interface to GitHub for use in your terminal or your scripts. Available commands Usage examples Community extensions Installation You can find installation instructions on our README. Configuration Run gh auth login to authenticate with your GitHub account. Alternatively, gh will respect the GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable. To set your prefe
$ gh issue list gh pr status gh pr checkout gh pr create gh pr checks gh release create gh repo view gh alias set View and filter a repository’s open issues. Check on the status of your pull requests. Check out pull requests locally. Create a new pull request. View your pull requests’ checks. Create a new release. View repository READMEs. Create a shortcut for a gh command.
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