Tweaking your terminal for Git will not only make it easier to use Git, but also make your fellow developers jealous.
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No fault. Homebrew is a great package manager and definitely makes it easy to install things on macOS. However, since macOS runs atop a Unix core, I've rarely found the need to use Homebrew. Often you can
makeand install directly from source. Admittedly a bit low-level, but I guess I'm used to it from my days as a C dev.I would add 97 things a programmer should know, to this list.
It is a amazing read containing 97 articles about different aspects of our job as a programmer
Great article, but if you have homebrew installed there is much simpler way I think -> github.com/bobthecow/git-flow-comp...
Definitely do so if you're using homebrew. I'm not a fan of homebrew. I typically just install from source given the Unix core of macOS.
Hi! check out my tweaks :)
github.com/vigo/dotfiles-light#pro...
Hey, great write-up! I've had a lot of fun tweaking my bash prompt for git recently. I'll have to give some of your suggestions a try.
Can be useful for terminal too!
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This is what I was looking for since long!!! Thanks Jason.
Can you suggest me how do we automate(schedule) commit and push at frequent intervals?
I don't make commits based on time. Check out When to make Git commits.