Sunday, July 19, 2009

Git Commands Part I

I'm always forgetting a very useful git command, so I'm posting it here in the hopes that: a) writing it down will help me remember and b) if I forget again, at least I can just goto my blog.

git add -u
(if you're like me and you rename or delete files without calling git rm git add -u takes care of staging the changes)

and thank you Stack Overflow: git rm multiple files that have already been deleted from disk

Oh and if you're pushing a Java project into a git repository, the .git/info/exclude file is very useful to ignore all the generated .class files.

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