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Merge vs Rebase: Part 3 - What is a rebase?

Merge vs Rebase: Part 3 - What is a rebase?

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Table of Contents: * Part 1 - What is a commit hash? [https://chevtek.io/merge-vs-rebase-part-1-what-is-a-commit-hash] * Part 2 - What is a merge? [https://chevtek.io/merge-vs-rebase-part-2-what-is-a-merge] * Part 3 - What is a rebase? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In part 1 [https://chevtek.io/merge-vs-rebase-part-1-what-is-a-commit-hash] we discussed

Merge vs Rebase: Part 2 - What is a merge?

Merge vs Rebase: Part 2 - What is a merge?

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Table of Contents: * Part 1 - What is a commit hash? [https://chevtek.io/merge-vs-rebase-part-1-what-is-a-commit-hash] * Part 2 - What is a merge? * Part 3 - What is a rebase? [https://chevtek.io/merge-vs-rebase-part-3-what-is-a-rebase] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In part 1 [https://chevtek.io/merge-vs-rebase-part-1-what-is-a-commit-hash] we left off

Merge vs Rebase: Part 1 - What is a commit hash?

Merge vs Rebase: Part 1 - What is a commit hash?

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Table of Contents: * Part 1 - What is a commit hash? * Part 2 - What is a merge? [https://chevtek.io/merge-vs-rebase-part-2-what-is-a-merge] * Part 3 - What is a rebase? [https://chevtek.io/merge-vs-rebase-part-3-what-is-a-rebase] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One of the biggest things I struggled with in the past when learning how to

Tips for the Git Power User

Tips for the Git Power User

After developing for so long working with Git has become second nature to me. I started out using a graphical Git client for Windows called Git Extensions [https://code.google.com/p/gitextensions/]. Git Extensions was great for starting out but as I learned and got used to the command

"vpub" bash function that automatically increments your project's version number, pushes to git, and publishes to npm.

"vpub" bash function that automatically increments your project's version number, pushes to git, and publishes to npm.

Just paste this function into your .bash_profile. function vpub() { npm version $1; git push origin master; npm publish; } Then you'll be able to do vpub patch/minor/major and it will: Automatically increment the version number in package.json. Tag your latest commit with the new version number. Push

Hosting Node.js Applications on Windows Server 2012, Complete with Git Deployment and Remote Debugging - Part 3

Windows Server 2012

Hosting Node.js Applications on Windows Server 2012, Complete with Git Deployment and Remote Debugging - Part 3

Quick Links * Part 1 - Setting up Virtual Machine [http://codetunnel.io/hosting-nodejs-applications-on-windows-server-2012-complete-with-git-deployment-and-remote-debugging-part-1] * Part 2 - Installing IIS, Git, Node.js, and IISNode [http://codetunnel.io/hosting-nodejs-applications-on-windows-server-2012-complete-with-git-deployment-and-remote-debugging-part-2] * Part 3 - Installing Kudu -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unfortunately,

Simplified Git Process

My team recently switched from SVN [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_Subversion] to Git [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git_(software)] and it has been more difficult to transition than I had expected. I realized that I had some misconceptions about the way Git operates. For instance, in a

Comprehensive .gitignore for .NET Projects

If you are a .NET developer that uses source control then you know what a pain it can be sometimes to remember all the files you have to ignore. In SVN I would have to ignore my bin and obj folders every time I mapped a repository. One awesome feature

Installing Git on Windows

In a recent post [http://www.codetunnel.io/blog/post/105/development-workflow-with-git] I outlined a new development workflow that my team is adopting using Git [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git_(software)]. I've been using Git for my own projects for several days now and I finally feel like I

Development Workflow With Git

My development team is considering alternatives to our current version control system (SVN [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subversion]). Over the weekend I decided to take the opportunity to read up on Git [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git_(software)]. I've had my eye on Git for quite a while