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Selective Revert in Git
Uh oh, a mistake was made in your Git repository, and it needs to be undone. I use SourceTree for the majority of my Git-in’, and reverting changes is really easy. Just right-click a commit, choose...
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Visual Studio Online and SourceTree
I really like Visual Studio Online, and I tend to use it for my various pet projects. It’s free for up to 5 users, and you get issue/backlog tracking and source control all in one spot. Perfect for my...
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git – How to list branches that contain a given commit?
Need to see which branch(es) contain a Git commit? Try these commands! List local branches that contain a commit: git branch --contains <commit> List remote branches that contain a commit: git...
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Introducing Quick File Search | Bitbucket Blog
I’m glad I found this, I’ve really been needing/wanting it. In Bitbucket, you can press ‘F’ to bring up a quick-search dialog and type in any file name to find & jump directly to a file in the...
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A caution about git branch names with ‘/’s
Git, you tricky bastard. Let’s say I first create a branch named ‘wip/foo': git branch wip/foo Git will create a file named ‘foo’ in the folder .git/refs/head/wip/. Now, suppose I attempt to create a...
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Tracking Commits Across Branches with Git and SourceTree
When it comes to Git, SourceTree is definitely my tool of choice. However, I was surprised to find that there doesn’t appear to be any sort of built-in commit tracking to see which branches do and...
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