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2018 |
himedia |
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2019 |
onofflink/jeseoan |
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2020 |
hitec |
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2021 |
rapa/uav |
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git cli
git diff --stat --cached [remote/branch]
git grep 'Build 0051' $(git rev-list --all)
git log --since="2013-11-12" --before="2013-11-13"
git reset --hard origin/master
git log --since="5 day 10 hours ago" --grep pilot_handbook --all-match
curl -s https://packagecloud.io/install/repositories/github/git-lfs/script.deb.sh | sudo bash
sudo apt install git-lfs
to unstage and remove a file from commit
$ git restore --source=HEAD^ --staged -- newfile
$ git reset HEAD newfile
$ git rm --cached newfile
$ git checkout -b master SHA
$ git merge -s ours branch1 branch2 brancN # resolve ours subtree octopus
rebase and merge
git checkout feature
git checkout -b temporary-branch
git rebase -i main
# [Clean up the history]
git checkout main
git merge temporary-branch
- MEMO: 01daab67641deef5bfba8668973c13f48a562128
- MEMO: git config –global –unset user.password
- MEMO: sudo chmod 777 DIR_NAME
- MEMO: sudo chmod a+rwx /var/szDirectoryName
- MEMO: how to reset –hard origin/master and then revert
- git -a -m “saved just in case”
- git checkout -b incase —- save tmp files to the branch
- git checkout applicable branch and then
- git reflog # to get the latest commit on the remote
- git reset –hard HEAD@{n} # for the lastest commit hash or index #
git cli alias
git logic
I counted 18 books for the first year and I thought it was it. I was wrong as the number sees no boundary.
Toolbooks
I spend all of my research stipends on its books.
- This book together with my other Udemy course I am taking is the core of my learning curves for now.
- Most of the on-line courses on UDEMY listed here pivotaltracker stories board, with about 60 paid courses I am taking currently.
- Recent courses: in collaborative development env.
- Transcripting solution (with Mohammad in Parkistan, to add the call and conference transcripts to the meetme app).
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- now private github repository (to be completed in November).
</ul></div> </div> ### cli examples ```diff $ git lg -n 3 * 36a7365 (HEAD -> gh-pages, origin/gh-pages, origin/HEAD)(2021-08-01) add git config template to webhook.md * fd26087(2021-08-01) add git config template to webhook.md * 6c05cf4(2021-08-01) add git config template to webhook.md $ git lstree fd26087 M pages/mydoc/mydoc_webhook.md ``` ### git config credential.helper store