List of Figures

Chapter 1. Local Git

Figure 1.1. Git add/commit/checkout workflow

Figure 1.2. A typical commit broken down into its parts

Figure 1.3. Commit, blob, and tree objects

Figure 1.4. Parent commit pointers

Figure 1.5. Gitk on Windows 8.1

Figure 1.6. GitX-dev on OS X Mavericks

Figure 1.7. GitX history output

Figure 1.8. GitX history graph output

Figure 1.9. Squashing multiple commits into a single commit

Figure 1.10. HEAD, master, and modified refs

Chapter 2. Remote Git

Figure 2.1. Git add/commit/checkout cycle

Figure 2.2. Git add/commit/push/pull/checkout cycle

Figure 2.3. Local repository after git push

Figure 2.4. GitHub repository after git push

Figure 2.5. Local repository after git clone

Figure 2.6. Local repository after git ...

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