Git: how to switch to UNIX line endings on existing repository
I cloned a UNIX-oriented repository, and git promptly converted CR to CRLF in all text files, which caused some problems down the line. Here’s how to revert to the original […]
Git
A year of using Git: the good, the bad, and the ugly
I have been working with Git for about a year now, and I think I am ready for some summary. Before Git, I used SVN, and before it Perforce, TFS, […]
The joy of git
Trying to move an SVN repository to git, I discovered a couple of interesting facts: git clone does not really clone. It only copies one branch, so the resulting repository […]
The Git language
I came to realize that Git is not only a “fast version control”, but also a language (lingo, slang) that sounds very obscure to the non-initiated. This is exacerbated by […]
Torvalds and Git
Whatever you might think of Torvalds personally, this (Wikipedia) is downright impressive. The development of Git began on 3 April 2005.[12] The project was announced on 6 April, and became […]