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I mean, "-f" is for forcing overwriting of changes. The other developer had several recourses. The awesome ProGIT book: http://progit.org/ http://progit.org/
by josegonzalez 16y ago
I mean, "-f" is for forcing overwriting of changes.
The other developer had several recourses.
The awesome ProGIT book: http://progit.org/ http://progit.org/
The hotness of the GitReady: http://gitready.com/ http://gitready.com/
The great MAN pages of course: http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/ http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/
GitCasting like a boss: http://gitcasts.com/ http://gitcasts.com/
GIT users on IRC: irc://freenode.net/git
And of course, Github itself. They're awesome in a box: http://help.github.com/ http://help.github.com/
Regardless, it's nice to see a developer publicly admit the error of his ways, and even nicer to see other developers brush it off and keep going as they give support.
- matt_yoho 16y agoBald-faced pimping of a resource the company I work for, EdgeCase, put together as well: http://gitimmersion.com/ http://gitimmersion.com/