November 2014
Beginner
142 pages
2h 44m
English
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Index
Symbols
- # (pound sign), Referencing Issues in a Commit
- @mention, Involving People with Pull Requests, Best Practices for Pull Requests
A
- animated gifs, adding to comments, Adding Color to Comments
- "at-mention", Involving People with Pull Requests, Best Practices for Pull Requests
- auto-complete, Adding Collaborators
- automated build systems, Integrating with Other Systems
- automatic page generator, Configuring a Repository
B
- backups, Why Clone a Repository?
- badges, Viewing the README.md File
- Basecamp, integrating with, Integrating with Other Systems
- best practices
- for GitHub Issues, Best Practices for Issues
- for pull requests, Best Practices for Pull Requests
- branches
- basics of, Key Concepts
- changing default, Configuring a Repository
- checkouts, Key Concepts
- committing to, Committing to a Branch
- feature, Key Concepts
- incorporating changes in, Creating a Pull Request
- master, Key Concepts
- merging, Key Concepts
- release, Key Concepts
- showing number of, The Network Graph
- target, Creating a Pull Request
- topic, Key Concepts
- updating, Contributing to Pull Requests
- viewing changes in GitHub for Mac, Viewing Changes in GitHub for Mac
- bug tracking software, connecting to, Integrating with Other Systems
- build folders, Working with Folders
- build systems, automated, Integrating with Other Systems
C
- checkouts, Key Concepts
- cloning
- basics of, Key Concepts
- with GitHub for Mac, GitHub for Mac-Viewing Changes in GitHub for Mac
- with GitHub for Windows, GitHub for Windows-Configuring Command-Line Tools in GitHub for Windows
- purpose of
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