Tag Archives: git

GPG does not output the key IDs by default

Posted on November 6, 2020 by joelgranados

Wanted to start signing my mails and my git commits with my newly minted sub key. But when I did a I could not see the key ids to add to my git nor to my muttrc. After some searching … Continue reading →

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Simple git commit auto fill

Posted on October 17, 2020 by joelgranados

Back in the days when I worked for RedHat I remember having a neat autocomplete git hook that filled in my git commit message. I liked the way it was formatted and I remember it being something similar to this. … Continue reading →

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GIT create repositories on Linux Servers

Posted on June 19, 2013 by joelgranados

Put an existing repo on a server (personal use): 1. Make special clone: git clone –bare /LOCAL/PATH/project.git 2. Put clone on server: scp -r project.git USER@example.com:/REMOTE/PATH/ 3. Test your setup: git clone ssh://USER@example.com/REMOTE/PATH/project.git Shared repo from scratch To share any … Continue reading →

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Share a git repository

Posted on November 24, 2011 by joelgranados

I am involved in a project that decided to use git to share/keep-track of the generated source code. Our research group has a common server that has git installed. I was under the impression that we could just put a … Continue reading →

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Showing a pretty ascii git branch topology

Posted on August 10, 2011 by joelgranados

If you are using git, you should be branching a lot (it’s encouraged when you use git).  If you have lots of branches (more than two:), you might get a bit lost when it comes to determining the relation between branches. … Continue reading →

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