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• converting virtualenvwrapper repo to git

  
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  If you have forked virtualenvwrapper, you’ll want to update your fork to use the new git repository at https://bitbucket.org/dhellmann/virtualenvwrapper, still hosted by our friends at bitbucket.org. The issue tracker contents have been migrated along with the source code. The old Mercurial repository is still ...
  1 week ago

• git? tig!

  
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  I’m a big fan of Git, but I’m not such a big fan of most UIs for it, especially the ones integrated into IDEs. I find them convoluted and confusing. They try to map some generic “VCS” language onto the commands, or try to hide too much, making it hard to understand what’s going on. Or worse: they’re ...
  2 weeks ago

• Git Branching and Forking in the Enterprise: Why Fork?

  
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  Enterprise DVCS Workflows are settling and patterns are consolidating. The flexibility git gives teams is so broad that even within a single company different teams might use different approaches to code sharing and collaboration. I speak from hard evidence as this is exactly what happens at Atlassian. The Stash ...
  2 weeks ago

• Git: Automatic Merges With Server Side Hooks (For The Win!)

  
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  This will be standard and easily understandable to anyone who has already been working with git for a while. If you come from a centralized, old school version control background and you are thinking of switching to Git – which I heartily recommend – you will find the topic of this post awesome, almost ...
  3 weeks ago

• Git Flow Comes to Java

  
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  As a Java developer, I’m always trying to find ways to streamline all the mundane tasks that come along with development but aren’t necessarily part of the actual code I’m trying to write. Managing source control and performing releases are definitely on that list. I use Git as my DVCS of choice, and while it ...
  4 weeks ago

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