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- •Getting Started
- •About Version Control
- •A Short History of Git
- •Git Basics
- •Installing Git
- •First-Time Git Setup
- •Getting Help
- •Summary
- •Git Basics
- •Getting a Git Repository
- •Recording Changes to the Repository
- •Viewing the Commit History
- •Undoing Things
- •Working with Remotes
- •Tagging
- •Tips and Tricks
- •Summary
- •Git Branching
- •What a Branch Is
- •Basic Branching and Merging
- •Branch Management
- •Branching Workflows
- •Remote Branches
- •Rebasing
- •Summary
- •Git on the Server
- •The Protocols
- •Getting Git on a Server
- •Generating Your SSH Public Key
- •Setting Up the Server
- •Public Access
- •GitWeb
- •Gitosis
- •Gitolite
- •Git Daemon
- •Hosted Git
- •Summary
- •Distributed Git
- •Distributed Workflows
- •Contributing to a Project
- •Maintaining a Project
- •Summary
- •Git Tools
- •Revision Selection
- •Interactive Staging
- •Stashing
- •Rewriting History
- •Debugging with Git
- •Submodules
- •Subtree Merging
- •Summary
- •Customizing Git
- •Git Configuration
- •Git Attributes
- •Git Hooks
- •An Example Git-Enforced Policy
- •Summary
- •Git and Other Systems
- •Git and Subversion
- •Migrating to Git
- •Summary
- •Git Internals
- •Plumbing and Porcelain
- •Git Objects
- •Git References
- •Packfiles
- •The Refspec
- •Transfer Protocols
- •Maintenance and Data Recovery
- •Summary
Summary
You’ve covered most of the major ways that you can customize your Git client and server to best fit your workflow and projects. You’ve learned about all sorts of configuration settings, file-based attributes, and event hooks, and you’ve built an example policy-enforcing server. You should now be able to make Git fit nearly any workflow you can dream up.
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