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Bamboo Blog - Talk @ 2: Using GIT for Rails Development
Very simple and clear workflow for branching/merging/updating/committing on an external project with git. Better+clearer than most.
.sqlite3 files are in gitignore but I'm now seeing "Binary files a/db/development.sqlite3" - GitHub | Google Groups
git-rm --cached db/development.sqlite3
Managing Rails Plugins with Piston
Piston is a tool for keeping bits and pieces of your Subversion repository in sync with a remote repository. Like svn:externals, but better.
piston and git for the win @ Technical Pickles
Piston has had support for git (both importing from, and into) for a little over a month.
Piston ~ Easy Vendor Branch Management
Piston is a utility that eases vendor branch management. This is similar to svn:externals, except you have a local copy of the files, which you can modify at will. As long as the changes are mergeable, you should have no problems.
Piston has a similar purpose than svnmerge.py which you can find in the contrib/client-side folder of the main Subversion. The main difference is that Piston is designed to work with remote repositories. You should also investigate if SVK would be a better fit for you.
Our Git deployment workflow — Bryan Helmkamp
Very nice workflow and rake tasks about the difference between deploying to staging and production.
Git Internals PDF | PeepCode Screencasts
Many have learned the basics of using Git from the PeepCode Git screencast. In this PDF, Scott Chacon goes even further to explain the distributed filesystem behind the popular source code management system.
Setting up a new Rails app with Git
git commit -m "Added initial Rails app"
Migrating a Subversion (svn) Project and Server to Git
Walkthrough of how to migrate a Subversion Rails project to Git.
ReinH — Simple Git Continuous Integration
Simple Git Continuous Integration
Wherein our hero demonstrates a simple way that git can help you keep your build from breaking.
Setting up a new Rails app with Git
“a quick run-through of how you might want to set up git with a new Rails app…”
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