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| ==== Git Commands ==== | ==== Git Commands ==== | ||
| - | Older versions of git also offered commands in the style of "git-command" as an aid as shells didn't have the logic to complete "git command". Newer versions don't use that style by default as most shells now offer this logic. | + | Older versions of git also offered commands in the style of "git-command" as an aid as shells didn't have the logic to complete "git command". Newer versions don't use that style by default as some newer shells now offer this logic. |
| ===== Setting up your repositories ===== | ===== Setting up your repositories ===== | ||
| ==== Local repo ==== | ==== Local repo ==== | ||
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| ==== Public repo: other ==== | ==== Public repo: other ==== | ||
| Several other sites offer a place to store a free public git repository. Two such sites are [[http://github.com|GitHub]] and [[http://repo.or.cz|repo.or.cz]]. | Several other sites offer a place to store a free public git repository. Two such sites are [[http://github.com|GitHub]] and [[http://repo.or.cz|repo.or.cz]]. | ||
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| + | * http://help.github.com/fork-a-repo/ has an example of forking a repo to your own. | ||
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| ===== Example workflow ===== | ===== Example workflow ===== | ||
