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If you're concerned about not knowing how to do certain things with git, and understanding at a deeper level how git works, I highly recommend reading Scott Cha
by wyclif 10y ago
If you're concerned about not knowing how to do certain things with git, and understanding at a deeper level how git works, I highly recommend reading Scott Chacon's "Pro Git" book:
https://progit.org/ https://progit.org/
- pawadu 10y agoI second your recommendation, this book has saved my bacon multiple times. But does anyone know why this project has two homes? https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2 https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2
- wyclif 10y agoMy understanding is that the dedicated site above highlights the book itself, while git-scm.com recommends/promotes the book.
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- coldpie 10y agoThat book is great, and so is the built-in gittutorial(7). If you really want to get down and dirty with Git, I'd also strongly recommend going one step further and reading gitcore-tutorial(7). It shows you the man behind the memorized commands curtain.
- busterarm 10y agoSeconded. Also, I think everyone should go through Neo's Git Immersion at some point early in their experience with git. It is the best crash course by far.