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• 04 Dec 19
  

  r3d33m3r

  Git computer_science graphs

• 09 Oct 19
  

  Graham Perrin

  https://stackoverflow.com/a/3329997/38108

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• 15 Apr 18
  

  Andrew Ferguson

  git tutorial

• 16 Jul 17
  

  Mikhail Moskalev

  git

• 30 May 17
  

  khwarazm

  Git

• 15 Feb 17
  

  sudhakaran packianathan

  git

• 08 Feb 17
  

  dandye

  git

• 31 Dec 16
  

  Lalit Kumar
• 30 Nov 16
  

  eterps

  git

• 15 Aug 16
  

  Hrvoje -
  • A commit refers to a tree that represents the  state of the files at the time of the commit.
  • More than one  parent means the commit is a merge
  • the post-its can be moved  around freely
  • refs: References, or heads or branches, are like post-it notes  slapped on a node
  • They act as sort  of bookmarks
  • They don't get stored in the history, and they  aren't directly transferred between repositories.
  • git commit adds a node to the DAG and moves the post-it note  for current branch to this new node.
  • Normal refs  are actually in a namespace heads/XXX
  • It is a pointer to the currently active branch.
  • The HEAD ref is special in that it actually points to another  ref.
  • remote refs
  • different namespace
  • remote refs are essentially controlled by the  remote server
  • A tag points to a commit
  • tag: A tag is both a node in the DAG and a post-it note
  • We have cloned a remote repository
  • Here we have fetched the remote and received one new commit  from the remote, but have not merged it yet.
  • git merge remotes/MYSERVER/master
  • fast forward
  • changing the files in our working directory
  • One local git commit and a git fetch later.
  • git merge remotes/MYSERVER/master
  • this wasn't a fast forward, but an actual new  commit node was created
  • rebase
  • your commit is  replaced by another commit with a different parent, and your branch  is moved there
  • Your old commit(s) will remain in the DAG until garbage collected.
  • If you have extra post-its pointing to your old commit,  they will remain pointing to it, and keep your old commit alive  indefinitely.
  • garbage collecting
  • rebase also knows how to rebase multiple commits with one  command

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• 01 Feb 16
  

  hafley66

  git programming development tutorial computer science

• 13 Oct 15
  

  Esfand S

  git concept tutorial

• 31 Jul 15
  

  Dan Connolly
• 12 Jul 15
  

  Guntbert Reiter

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• 19 Jun 15
  

  eliasngr
• 24 Mar 15
  

  J Irving

  git development programming compsci tutorial howto

• 14 Dec 14
  

  Nicholas Jackson

  git programming

• 19 Aug 14
  

  mobilelinkr
  • The  object that points to the blob determines the semantics
  • Nodes that nothing points  to can be garbage collected
  • A tag is both a node in the DAG and a post-it note (

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• 25 Jul 14
  

  Hasan Mahmud
• 21 May 14
  

  Yee Sian Ng

  Quick introduction to git internals for people who are not scared by words like Directed Acyclic Graph. In simplified form, git object storage is "just" a DAG of objects, with a handful of different types of objects.

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• 03 Mar 14
  

  cchaulk

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• 03 Feb 14
  

  Inna

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• 04 Dec 13
  

  bhuvidya

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• 18 Nov 13
  

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  git

• 22 Sep 13
  

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• 23 Aug 13
  

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• 13 Mar 13
  

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• 11 Feb 13
  

  simon harrison

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• 29 Dec 12
  

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• 06 Dec 12
  

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• 04 Dec 12
  

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• 20 Nov 12
  

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  git

• 14 Sep 12
  

  Chris Cooper

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• 12 Sep 12
  

  aalegrias

  git dag diagram

• 02 Sep 12
  

  Like the branch naming, remote alias names are arbitrary - just as 'master' has no special meaning but is widely used because git init sets it up by default, 'origin' is often used as a remote name because git clone sets it up by default as the cloned-from URL. In this case I've decided to name my remote 'github', but I could have really named it just about anything.

  readme reference git

• 21 Aug 12
  

  kafailo

  git

• 17 Jul 12
  

  Robert Davis

  version-control git

• 29 Jun 12
  

  edeanto

  Git

• 28 Jun 12
  

  張 旭

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• 25 Jun 12
  

  monika gorkani

  git

• 22 Jun 12
  

  Alejandro Galindo

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• 16 Jun 12
  

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  git

• 12 Jun 12
  

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• 31 May 12
  

  Hani Gamal

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• 30 Jan 12
  

  Abhay Bothra

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• 05 Jan 12
  

  adrian kalaveshi

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• 15 Nov 11
  

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• 03 Nov 11
  

  willy haleboppp

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• 15 Oct 11
  

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• 01 Aug 11
  

  chrisjbird

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• 15 Jul 11
  

  Ady Gould

  Quick introduction to git internals for people who are not scared by words like Directed Acyclic Graph.

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• 03 Mar 11
  

  pfrenssen

  git

• 25 Jul 10
  

  Chris

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• 29 Jun 10
  

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• 12 Mar 10
  

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• 15 Feb 10
  

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• 11 Feb 10
  

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• 22 Jan 10
  

  Cefn Hoile

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• 01 Dec 09
  

  Adam Bregenzer

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• 19 Jun 09
  

  raphinou

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• 24 May 09
  

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• 20 Jan 09
  

  ahashim

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• 03 Apr 08
  

  viniciusjl

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  clarify

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• 30 Oct 07
  

  rohitjoshi

  to-do

• 29 Sep 07
  

  aminggs

  Quick introduction to git internals for people who are not scared by words like Directed Acyclic Graph.

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