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Half a year ago, I wrote about how to push Git repos between random repos. But at the time, I did it like a farmer, having to change the branch on the remote machine before pushing. Today, after fighting with piku, which is really nice, except it doesn't
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Until today, I always used Github as a server, pushing my code changes there, then pulling from there to the deployment server (in a more or less automated fashion). But today I ran into a locked down VM that blocked Github, so I had to find alternative ways to get
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As a freelancer, I work for many clients, who have their source code in many different places, often self hosted. I generally create new SSH keys for each separate platform. Unfortunately, Git doesn't provide an option for what keys to use, you have to configure this in the
git
I wrote my last Git tutorial 6 years ago, but I guess it took me quite some time to learn some new Git tricks. At work we have a microservices architecture, with each service in a different repo. I work with around 6 of them
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Acest tutorial e mai mult pentru colegii de grupă cu care voi lucra la Proiect Colectiv Prima parte am scris-o mai demult, dar nu îi bai, că nu s-o schimbat multe la Git de atunci :))) În prima parte am configurat Git-ul, am creat un proiect nou, cu un fișier .gitignore
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În timp ce citeam un eseu despre Luceafărul, am văzut că Eminescu a prelucrat poemul în 5 variante succesive și am început să mă gândesc ce sistem de versionare folosea. Sigur nu era așa de eficient ca și Git. Git e un sistem de versionare distribuită, dezvoltat de Linus