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John Bohn
July 10, 2012
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Transcript
gitbeyond the basics Thursday, August 2, 12
John Bohn @jjbohn Thursday, August 2, 12
Developer at OpenSky curated social commerce Thursday, August 2, 12
git what is Thursday, August 2, 12
git is fast and lightweight free/open source distributed crazy simple
Thursday, August 2, 12
init branch add commit merge Thursday, August 2, 12
Almost any VCS works does this (more or less) What
is special about git? Thursday, August 2, 12
Interactivity Thursday, August 2, 12
git add --patch git add --interactive Thursday, August 2, 12
Arduino Example Thursday, August 2, 12
Change Blink Thursday, August 2, 12
Change Blink - Two logical changes - Don’t want to
bother undoing one - Can’t git add . or git add [file] Thursday, August 2, 12
git add --patch Thursday, August 2, 12
git add --patch Thursday, August 2, 12
git add --patch Thursday, August 2, 12
git add --patch Commit the change Thursday, August 2, 12
git add --patch Stage other changes Diff is now empty
(everything is staged or commited) Thursday, August 2, 12
git stash Thursday, August 2, 12
is super boring Thursday, August 2, 12
until you throw some flags at it... Thursday, August 2,
12
git stash --no-keep-index git stash --keep-index git stash --patch git
stash --include-untracked My Favorites Thursday, August 2, 12
Finding these commands is just a matter of digging Thursday,
August 2, 12
git anything --help Thursday, August 2, 12
git reset is not git revert Thursday, August 2, 12
git reset --soft [sha] git reset --hard [sha] git reset
--mixed [sha] Thursday, August 2, 12
You can also: git reset --patch (but not with those
modes) Thursday, August 2, 12
Bisecting aka: Finding a commit that screwed things up. Thursday,
August 2, 12
Bisecting Thursday, August 2, 12
Bisecting 7b35b 91296 9680d 2ab1f c6d43 6 Commits - One
Bug We know that 7b35b is good We know that cfc332 is bad But we have no idea where the bug was introduced cfc332 Thursday, August 2, 12
Bisecting 7b35b 91296 9680d 2ab1f c6d43 Tell git what is
known good and bad cfc332 good bad Thursday, August 2, 12
Bisecting 7b35b 91296 9680d 2ab1f c6d43 cfc332 good bad Thursday,
August 2, 12
Bisecting 7b35b 91296 9680d 2ab1f c6d43 cfc332 good bad good
Thursday, August 2, 12
Bisecting 7b35b 91296 9680d 2ab1f c6d43 cfc332 good bad good
good Thursday, August 2, 12
Bisecting 7b35b 91296 9680d 2ab1f c6d43 cfc332 good bad good
good 2ab1f is most likely good because the commit after it is Thursday, August 2, 12
Bisecting 7b35b 91296 9680d 2ab1f c6d43 cfc332 good bad good
good bad Thursday, August 2, 12
Bisecting 7b35b 91296 9680d 2ab1f c6d43 cfc332 good bad good
good bad bad Thursday, August 2, 12
Recovering lost commits Thursday, August 2, 12
git reflog Thursday, August 2, 12
git reflog Technically shows any action where the tip of
a branch is modified git reflog --all shows stashes, bisects, etc. Thursday, August 2, 12
Recovery Let’s say I reset --hard and wiped out the
commit that changed my LED to pin 10 Use combination of reflog and cherry-pick to get it back Thursday, August 2, 12
Recovery Found it! 3ecdba3 Thursday, August 2, 12
Recovery Double check that 3ecdba3 is really the commit we
want git diff 3ecdba3^.. 3ecdba3 Shows me the difference between the commit I want to cherry pick and the commit prior. Thursday, August 2, 12
git cherry-pick Now cherry pick 3ecdba3 into our working tree
Note: the sha has changed because this commit now has a different parent than it did when it was recorded into the reflog Thursday, August 2, 12
Recovery Checkout the reflog again to see the cherry-pick Thursday,
August 2, 12
Interactive Rebasing Changing the past one commit at a time
Thursday, August 2, 12
git rebase -i [commit] Thursday, August 2, 12
git rebase -i [commit] Thursday, August 2, 12
git rebase -i [commit] Thursday, August 2, 12
git rebase -i [commit] Thursday, August 2, 12
Interactive rebase Thursday, August 2, 12
git internals The plumbing and the porcelain Thursday, August 2,
12
git internals git stores snapshots, not differences Storing differences is
slow and inflexible CVS/Subversion git Thursday, August 2, 12
git internals git stores snapshots, not differences Storing differences is
slow and inflexible CVS/Subversion git Thursday, August 2, 12
git internals What does a commit look like? Thursday, August
2, 12
git internals Let’s investigate a repo Sorry for the bad
“investigation” image ;-) Thursday, August 2, 12
Thanks! Come work with me at OpenSky! We’re Hiring Thursday,
August 2, 12