Git from the bottom upby John Wiegleytranslate by Simon Liu <yuntao.liu@gmail.com> In my pursuit to understand Git, it's been helpful for me to understand it from the bottom up — rather than look at it only in terms of its high-level commands. And since Git is so beautifully simple when viewed this way, I thought others might be interested to read what I've found, and perhaps avoid the pain I went through finding it. I used Git version 1.5.4.5 for each of the examples found in this document. Contents1. License 2. Introduction 3. Repository: Directory content tracking Introducing the blob Blobs are stored in trees How trees are made beauty of commits A commit by any other name… Branching and the power of rebase 4. Index: Meet the middle man Taking the index farther 5. To reset, or not to reset Doing a mixed reset Doing a soft reset Doing a hard reset 6. Last links in the chain: Stashing and the reflog 7. Conclusion 8. Further reading | GIT 深入浅出作者 John Wiegley 翻译 刘金雨 <yuntao.liu@gmail.com> 在我对Git的理解和学习过程中，使用从下而上的方法去理解，而不是仅仅关注其经过封装后的高级命令，这对我的帮助很大。当从这个角度去看Git的时候，它是如此的简单、美妙，我想其他人可能也会对我所发现的这一点感兴趣，也许能够避免我在此过程中所经历的痛苦。本文档中，我都是采用Git 1.5.4.5版本来做的演示。 目录1. 协议 2. 介绍 3. 版本库：目录内容跟踪 存储在tree中的blob tree是从何而来 commit之美 commit的其它名字 分支和强大的rebase 4. Index：与中间人会面 进一步理解Index 5. 重置之困 混合重置 软重置 硬重置 6. 链条的最后一环：stashing和reflog 7. 总结 8. 进一步的参阅 |
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