Category Archives: Source Code Management

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remote samba share

not sure if this will work. I guess it does. I’ve found multiple resources[1,2] citing nearly identical solutions. I think the 2nd one is a little easier to follow. It seems like the way to do this changed considerably from … Continue reading

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start of iGoogle replacement

I notice iGoogle’s notice of closure has disappeared from my, former, homepage. Either way, I have made some pretty good progress towards my requirements of filling the vacuum. The biggest being: stickynotes. I keep all sorts of random important stuff … Continue reading

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too useful not to re-post – git local usernames

git config user.name “Your Name” git config user.email “you@example.com” vs. git config –global user.name “Your Name” git config –global user.email “you@example.com” I use a lot of different repositories on the same machine. It’s really useful for me to have more … Continue reading

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tig – command line git log viewer

works great

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git commands I need to remember

git push origin dev:official git push origin [local branch]:[remote branch] based on the fetch documentation I think it may be possible to do something like: git pull origin [remote branch]:[local branch] – but I’m not sure if it’s real. Verify … Continue reading

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source code management subversion vs git

I learned subversion first. Lots of people like it more than git because it’s generally simpler to use. Especially if it’s a mostly single branch project, mostly depended upon for merging and conflict resolution. Branching, and remote connections seem to … Continue reading

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