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Git Workflows

by Yan Pritzker

1. Why use git
   1. Offline productivity, speed, and multitasking
   2. Remote collaboration and code review
   3. Changeset cleanliness
   4. How is this book different from other git books??

1. The Repository
2. The Working Tree
3. The Index

1. Git bash completion
2. Show the git branch in your bash prompt
3. Get colorized
4. Automatic cleanup and compression of the repo
5. Better merge messages
6. Better information on branches and remotes
7. Two useful aliases: unstage and uncommit

1. Using the index for breaking apart quick changes
2. Making several commits from one set of changes
3. Using git add for deleted files
4. Staging unrelated changes within one file
5. Using topic branches
6. One branch per bug
7. Coming back to unfinished work on a topic branch
8. Fixing the last commit
9. Using the stash to temporarily hide your changes
10. Keeping a topic branch in sync with its parent
11. Changing commit history to clean up change sets

1. Searching for a specific change
2. Throwing away all changes
3. Restoring a file or directory to a past state
4. Throwing away commits
5. Reverting a changeset
6. Reverting changes to one file only

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