Git Recipes A Problem Solution Approach 1st Edition by Wlodzimierz Gajda ISBN 143026103X 9781430261032

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ISBN 10: 143026103X 
ISBN 13: 9781430261032
Author: Wlodzimierz Gajda

Whether you’re relatively new to git or you need a refresher, or if you just need a quick, handy reference for common tasks in git, Git Recipes is just the reference book you need. With recipes to cover any task you can think of, including working with GitHub and git on BitBucket, Git Recipes shows you how to work with large repositories, new repositories, forks, clones, conflicts, differences, and it even gives you practical scenarios you may find yourself dealing with while using git. If you work with Git at all, you need this hands-on, practical reference for all things Git.

Git Recipes A Problem Solution Approach 1st Table of contents:

Part I: Getting Started with Git

1. Setting Up Your Git Environment

   • Recipe 1.1: Installing Git on Various Platforms
   • Recipe 1.2: Configuring User Name and Email
   • Recipe 1.3: Setting Up Global Git Configurations
   • Recipe 1.4: Choosing and Configuring a Git Editor
   • Recipe 1.5: Understanding Git’s Core Concepts (Repository, Commit, Branch, Merge, etc.)

2. Basic Repository Operations

   • Recipe 2.1: Initializing a New Git Repository
   • Recipe 2.2: Cloning an Existing Repository
   • Recipe 2.3: Staging Changes (git add)
   • Recipe 2.4: Committing Changes (git commit)
   • Recipe 2.5: Viewing Commit History (git log)
   • Recipe 2.6: Undoing Local Changes (git restore/checkout)
   • Recipe 2.7: Removing Files from Git

Part II: Branching and Merging Strategies

3. Working with Branches

   • Recipe 3.1: Creating a New Branch
   • Recipe 3.2: Switching Between Branches
   • Recipe 3.3: Listing Local and Remote Branches
   • Recipe 3.4: Deleting a Local Branch
   • Recipe 3.5: Renaming a Branch
   • Recipe 3.6: Best Practices for Branch Naming

4. Merging Branches

   • Recipe 4.1: Performing a Fast-Forward Merge
   • Recipe 4.2: Performing a Three-Way Merge
   • Recipe 4.3: Resolving Merge Conflicts Manually
   • Recipe 4.4: Using a Merge Tool to Resolve Conflicts
   • Recipe 4.5: Aborting a Merge

5. Rebasing and Squashing

   • Recipe 5.1: Understanding the Difference Between Merge and Rebase
   • Recipe 5.2: Rebasing a Feature Branch onto Main
   • Recipe 5.3: Interactive Rebase for Cleaning Up Commits
   • Recipe 5.4: Squashing Multiple Commits into One
   • Recipe 5.5: Caution with Rebasing Public History

Part III: Collaborating and Remote Repositories

6. Working with Remote Repositories

   • Recipe 6.1: Adding a Remote Repository
   • Recipe 6.2: Fetching Changes from a Remote
   • Recipe 6.3: Pulling Changes from a Remote (Fetch + Merge)
   • Recipe 6.4: Pushing Local Changes to a Remote
   • Recipe 6.5: Removing a Remote

7. Common Collaboration Workflows

   • Recipe 7.1: The Centralized Workflow
   • Recipe 7.2: The Feature Branch Workflow
   • Recipe 7.3: The GitFlow Workflow (Introduction and Basic Usage)
   • Recipe 7.4: Using Pull Requests (or Merge Requests) for Code Review

Part IV: Advanced Git Techniques and Troubleshooting

8. Undoing and Rewriting History

   • Recipe 8.1: Undoing the Last Commit (git reset –soft/–hard)
   • Recipe 8.2: Amending the Last Commit
   • Recipe 8.3: Reverting a Previous Commit
   • Recipe 8.4: Using git reflog to Recover Lost Commits
   • Recipe 8.5: Cherry-Picking Individual Commits

9. Stashing and Cleaning

   • Recipe 9.1: Stashing Uncommitted Changes
   • Recipe 9.2: Applying and Dropping Stashes
   • Recipe 9.3: Stashing Untracked Files
   • Recipe 9.4: Cleaning the Working Directory

10. Tagging and Releasing

    • Recipe 10.1: Creating Lightweight Tags
    • Recipe 10.2: Creating Annotated Tags
    • Recipe 10.3: Pushing Tags to Remote
    • Recipe 10.4: Deleting Tags

11. Inspecting and Debugging with Git

    • Recipe 11.1: Using git blame to See Who Changed What
    • Recipe 11.2: Bisecting to Find a Bug’s Introduction
    • Recipe 11.3: Comparing Branches and Commits (git diff)
    • Recipe 11.4: Understanding the Git Object Model (Blobs, Trees, Commits, Tags)

12. Customizing Git

    • Recipe 12.1: Creating Git Aliases
    • Recipe 12.2: Using Git Hooks (Client-Side)
    • Recipe 12.3: Configuring .gitignore Files

Part V: Advanced Topics and Best Practices

13. Submodules and Subtrees

    • Recipe 13.1: Understanding When to Use Submodules
    • Recipe 13.2: Adding and Initializing Submodules
    • Recipe 13.3: Updating Submodules
    • Recipe 13.4: An Introduction to Git Subtrees

14. Performance and Maintenance

    • Recipe 14.1: Packing Git Objects
    • Recipe 14.2: Running Git Garbage Collection
    • Recipe 14.3: Optimizing Large Repositories

15. Troubleshooting Common Git Issues

    • Recipe 15.1: Dealing with “Detached HEAD” State
    • Recipe 15.2: Resolving “Permission Denied (publickey)” Errors
    • Recipe 15.3: Handling Large Files with Git LFS (Large File Storage)
    • Recipe 15.4: Recovering from Accidental Deletions

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