Today we delve into the world of git push, one of the most often used git tools. git push is typically used to update a remote ref and associated objects based on a local ref – in other words, to push your local changes to an upstream repository – but you can also use it to create or delete remote branches and much, much more! actually, that’s about it.
Git Push: Just The Tip
Wherein our hero explores git push. Just for a second. Just to see how it feels.
Apr 18, 2008
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Rein Henrichs has been working with Rails since 2005 and is now heavily involved in the Merb, DataMapper, and RSpec communities.
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