====== git ======

  * [[https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3319479/can-i-git-commit-a-file-and-ignore-its-content-changes|git commit a file and ignore changes]]

== Get hash tag of last commit ==

<code>
git log -1 --format=oneline | cut -d " " -f 1
</code>

== Configure pager ==

This will cause less to exit as soon as it reaches end-of-file.  This is helpful for git output where it is less than one page.

Edit your ''.gitconfig'' file:

<file ~/.gitconfig>
[core]
pager = less -E
</file>

Here are some useful commands:

<code bash>
# initialize working copy
git init

# initialize bare repo
git init --bare

# reset working copy
git reset --hard

# show who is responsible for changes
git blame

# add remote
git remote add origin user@blah/~/foo/bar/

# remove remote
git remote rm origin

# show all remotes
git remote show

# show details of specific remote
git remote show origin

# pull any changes down from the bare
git pull origin master

# make a new branch and start working in it
git checkout -b some_updates

# make a working copy of existing repo
git clone user@blah/~/foo/bar/

# get the status of current branch
git status

# delete branch locally
git branch -D newfeature

# delete branch on origin
git push origin :newfeature
</code>