Chapters

1. Getting started with Git
2. Browsing the history
3. Working with Remotes
4. Staging
5. Ignoring Files and Folders
6. Git Diff
7. Undoing
8. Merging
9. Submodules
10. Committing
11. Aliases
12. Rebasing
13. Configuration
14. Branching
15. Rev-List
16. Squashing
17. Cherry Picking
18. Recovering
19. Git Clean
20. Using a .gitattributes file
21. .mailmap file: Associating contributor and email aliases
22. Analyzing types of workflows
23. Pulling
24. Hooks
25. Cloning Repositories
26. Stashing
27. Subtrees
28. Renaming
29. Pushing
30. Internals
31. git-tfs
32. Empty directories in Git
33. git-svn
34. Archive
35. Rewriting history with filter-branch
36. Migrating to Git
37. Show
38. Resolving merge conflicts
39. Bundles
40. Display commit history graphically with Gitk
41. Bisecting/Finding faulty commits
42. Blaming
43. Git revisions syntax
44. Worktrees
45. Git Remote
46. Git Large File Storage (LFS)
47. Git Patch
48. Git statistics
49. git send-email
50. Git GUI Clients
51. Reflog - Restoring commits not shown in git log
52. TortoiseGit
53. External merge and difftools
54. Update Object Name in Reference
55. Git Branch Name on Bash Ubuntu
56. Git Client-Side Hooks
57. Git rerere
58. Change git repository name
59. Git Tagging
60. Tidying up your local and remote repository
61. diff-tree

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