All posts tagged with 'Git'

Rewriting and filtering history

01-Jul-20

In my role as a Spring library developer at Neo4j, I spent the last year – together with Gerrit on creating the next version of Spring Data Neo4j. Our name so far has been Spring Data Neo4j⚡️RX but in the end, it will be SDN 6. Anyway. Part of the module is our Neo4j Cypher-DSL. […]

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Use different Git usernames and emails for work and play

25-Jun-18

A bit hidden away in the release notes of Git 2.13 but found by my friend Michael Vitz from INNOQ is the not so new anymore feature of conditional configuration respectively conditional includes. Git has several levels of configuration: System wide, per user, per repository and finally, on each individual command invocation. If a values […]

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Git: Create a new, empty and unrelated branch

09-Dec-17

I wanted to start publishing to GitHub Pages from my learning and experimenting project simple-meetup. One of the learning scopes of the above project is “code as documentation” and the question to which extend such a project can be used to write articles and generate documentation. In this project I’m using Asciidoctor and the Gradle […]

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1433 commits or: gitshots 2013

31-Dec-13

While my project is full of pictures, this blog lacks some images and stuff… So for the last post in 2013 and the last commit being from the night before, i’ll add some fun content, a time-lapse of 1433 gitshots since July, 21st. Gitshot? What the heck is a git shot? This post-commit hook: #!/usr/bin/env […]

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Git snippets

22-Dec-11

These are a view things that i had looked up to solve some problems and i plan to update this post regularly… To push a new branch to remote git push origin new_branchgit push origin new_branch To delete a remote branch git push origin :new_branchgit push origin :new_branch To push new tags git push –tags […]

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