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 1 | # GitHub-For-Noobs-Community-Tips
 2 | #### This Repo is a collection of great tips and references from the comments found in the GitHub for Noobs Series
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 4 | https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqGj3iMvMa4LFz8DZ0t-89twnelpT4Ilw
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 7 | _Community Contributions_
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10 | 
11 | **Scott Nimos**
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13 | `atom ./*`  opens all the files in the directory in Atom at once.
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16 | 
17 | **Marcel Robitaille**
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19 | You can also just type `git push`. if there is no upstream, git will prompt you to do the command with `--set-upstream`.
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22 | 
23 | **Steven Kemp**
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25 | You can use GitHub's `hub` command line wrapper. [github.com/github/hub](https://github.com/github/hub).
26 | You can type in `hub pull-request` to make a pull request from the command line.
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29 | 
30 | **David Awsom**
31 | 
32 | Check this "terminal reviser tool": [github.com/nvbn/thefuck](https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck)
33 | It can correct your last command, executing the `fuck` command. For example, if you execute `git brnch` literally, obviously the output will be a syntax error. Then enter `fuck` and whoala, it will execute the last command without syntax errors!   Helps a lot when one is very tired.
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36 | 
37 | **Devin Chaves and ceghap**
38 | 
39 | I always do `git add .` to add all files to staging stage.
40 | 
41 | > **Marcel Robitaille**
42 | 
43 | > I don't think that adds deleted files. I like `git add -A`
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46 | 
47 | **Sean Holdbrook**
48 | 
49 | A best practice for commit messages is to explain why you are committing over what you are committing. A git diff can tell you what changed so a message should explain the reason for the changes. Something like "we didn't like the gray background so we made it lavender" instead of "bg-color from gray to lavender"
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52 | 
53 | **segni bechir**
54 | To Push a new branch : `git push -u BranchName`
55 | To Commit and add Same Time : `git commit -am "you comment"`
56 | To Add all the files without a commit : `git add .`
57 | To Merge a Branch into master : 1: `git checkout master -> git merge BranchName`
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60 | 
61 | **MUSTBENICE**
62 | 
63 | Ever heard about git-flow? Make sure to google that, it's a great extension for git ^^
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65 | ---
66 | 
67 | **Ratik Sharma**
68 | 
69 | Fun fact: newer versions of git allow you to execute `git status` using `git s`. There is more to these shorthands. Check 'em out!
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72 | 
73 | **Andreas Storesund Madsen**
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75 | You can write `git commit -am "message"` instead of `git commit -a -m "message"`
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