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Git allows us to do a lot of things that svn doesn't. However... just because you *can*, doesn't mean you *should*. ;) Here's a list of suggestions for using git without headaches. | Git allows us to do a lot of things that svn doesn't. However... just because you *can*, doesn't mean you *should*. ;) Here's a list of suggestions for using git without headaches. | ||
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Git allows us to do a lot of things that svn doesn't. However... just because you *can*, doesn't mean you *should*. ;) Here's a list of suggestions for using git without headaches.
TODO:
- merge squash: when and how to rewrite history
- merge requests vs. pushing