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Build Your Open Source .NET Project On Travis CI
Travis CI is a continuous integration service that lives in the cloud and is free for public Github repositories. When you push a change to your Github repo, Travis CI will automatically detect it and run a build script. It … Continue reading
Posted in FluentMigrator, git, TravisCI
Tagged .NET, C#, Continuous integration, GitHub, Linux, TravisCI
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Git merge commit with no fast forward
When working in open source, it is quite common that I want to either manually merge in a pull request or refer to a Github issue when merging in one of my own branches. If you do a merge and … Continue reading
A few tips on git reset
I’ve learned a couple of handy tricks with git reset during the last few weeks (mostly by following Github employees on Twitter!). This first tip is really handy when you have messed up your master branch by forgetting to create … Continue reading
Git for Windows tip: How to copy and paste into Bash
Per default the only way to copy and paste into the Git Bash is to click on the git icon in the top left corner and select Edit->Mark/Copy/Paste. This is actually not a property of Git Bash. It is just … Continue reading
Git for Windows tip: Setting $HOME and the startup directory
Git for Windows opens bash in the the user profile directory per default and I wanted to change it to the directory with my Github projects instead. I had to try a couple of approaches before finding the solution. Setting … Continue reading
Git for Windows tip: Use P4Merge as mergetool
I recently found P4Merge (thank you Twitter and Git Immersion) and instantly dropped WinMerge as my standard diff/merge tool. I really like the way it visualises the differences and the 3-way merge is really nicely done. P4Merge is the merge … Continue reading
Git for Windows tip: setting an editor
The first time I tried to do git commit on msysgit with no commit message (no –m switch), it opened up Vim so that I could write my commit message. Luckily for me I’d read enough Vim jokes on Twitter … Continue reading
Git for Windows tip: Setting shell aliases with msysgit
As msysgit uses a bash shell, you can set really handy aliases for the different git commands. For example gs instead of git status and ga instead of git add are the ones I use the most. Check out the … Continue reading