- Episode #65
- Oct 10, 2020
- 56m
- 56m
Understanding Git with Ben Chatelain
Understanding Git with Ben Chatelain
Guest
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Ben Chatelain (@phatblat)
- Github @phatblat - for great commit message examples!
- 😎Some Cool DJ Sets 😎
YouTube Video - https://youtu.be/C0Ymu7vx_ko
Related Episodes
- Episode 29 - Managing iOS Development with Peter Witham
- Episode 46 - Developer Community (Part 2) with Dave Verwer
- Episode 64 - A Very Remote Year with Jacob Gorban
Related Links
- A Brief History of Version Control : Codemash by Brian Meeker
- MS Visual SourceSafe 👴
- CVS 👴
- Level up Your Git Commits with Gitmoji!
- Tower
- Pro Git Book
- Gitflow
- Trunk Based Development
- mas - A simple command line interface for the Mac App Store
- Dangit, Git!?!
- `git log -g` (a better reflog)
- Tip: always delete topic branches after merging a PR (or have GitHub do it for you)
- Ben’s git shortcuts as fish shell functions
- amendne - amend the last commit, reusing the existing commit message
- bundle-pull - transports a dirty working copy from one machine to another.
- git_bundle_create - creates a git bundle by stashing a dirty working copy
- ignore - adds file paths to .gitignore file
- lg, lga - minimal yet pimped out history graph
- new - show new commits received after a pull
- pop - remove the last commit, but keep the changes in the working copy
- publish - push a new branch to a remote
- review - inspect the last commit
- rewrite - uses filter-repo to correct an author email typo (destructive)
- scrub - uses filter-branch to delete files from history (destructive)
- root - prints the path to the root of the local repo
- stash, stsave, stlist, stshow, stpop, stdrop - functions for working with stashes
- suri - submodule update recursive init
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Git Tips and Tricks
- Know the Git Terminal Command
- What Xcode can help with
- How Tower Helps
- Gitflow vs Trunk Based
- What are the different ways to branch
- merge vs squash vs rebase
- Dealing with Git Submodules 😱
- Merging Xcode Projects and Storyboards 🤬
- Creating great commit messages
Git Terminology
- How is a Pull Request useful
- How Branches work in Git
- How to use Tags in Git
- What is a Pull Request draft?
- What is a Git Stash?
- What is Gitmoji?
Social Media
Email
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Credits
Music from https://filmmusic.io
"Blippy Trance" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)
License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)