Here’s a quick little script I wrote up (adapted from this perlmonks post) to show git repository activity as an ascii graph, like so:
The X axis represents a day, with the current day being on the far right. The Y axis is no. of lines added + no. of lines deleted during that day.
< mdehaan> atomic commits are dangerous, just as atomic weapons
He may have been sarcastic. Maybe.
$> svn co svn://gcc.gnu.org/svn/gcc/trunk gcc
$> cd gcc
$> du -h
…
1.6G .
$> svn export . ../clean-gcc
$> cd ../clean-gcc
$> du -h
…
638M .
$>
Oh, yes, I did.
By default, git does not include aliases for commands. For instance,
‘git status’ works but ‘git st’ does not. This will hurt your noggin if you are
used to using cvs or svn.
Also, the internet is for posting config files on.
So here are the contents of my .gitconfig:
[user]
name = James Bowes
[...]