On May 21, 2010, at 11:42 AM, Eli Barzilay wrote: > On May 21, Matthias Felleisen wrote: >> Do you realize that you wrote 57 pages. > > (45 using standard 66 lines/page...) > > Yes, it's long, but it should be very easy to read, and if you do, > you'll have everything you need to know for a while. > > (And it's still shorter from many git books, and it's also shorter > from the subversion book.) > > >> I want a >> >> cheat sheet. > > I included *four* cheat sheets (which Sam pasted in his reply).
I recall liking your "executive^2" summary: * Setup: git config --global alias.up "pull --ff-only --stat --all" * Update before pushing with: git up * When it tells you that it failed, use: git rebase origin -- or if you have more substantial work: git merge origin * Push out as usual: git push The only thing that's missing from this is: * Commit: git commit .
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