Replacing Exclusionary Terms in Tech Jargon
There are a lot of cringe-worthy terms in technical jargon, but in addition to being exclusionary, they're also often bad metaphors, and more descriptive alternatives exist.
Category Archives: Version Control
Restoring Lost Commits After a Failed `git svn dcommit`
If git svn dcommit fails, it'll appear as if your local commit have been lost, but there's a way to recover them.
Using git-svn to Manage Plugins in the WordPress.org Repository
Unfortunately, the WordPress.org plugin repository doesn’t provide a way to maintain your plugin with Git. In the past, I’ve either just used Subversion, or hosted an extra copy on GitHub, and setup Git and SVN side-by-side in the same directory. Awhile ago, I briefly considered using git-svn, because it would allow me to avoid using Subversion entirely, […]
Introduction to Shared GitHub Repositories
Michael Botsko has a good writeup on cloning and pushing updates to shared GitHub repositories, as opposed to the traditional method of forking a repository.