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All statistical/computational scientists should use

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“Oops! That last commit message was screwed up.

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I touched on just a few things about git. Get yourself going with git and

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For my own repositories, I like to use [gitx](http://gitx.frim.nl/) on

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If you've never used git or github before, there are a bunch of things

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Say you want to contribute changes to someone else's repository (eg,

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Your first instinct, when you start to do something new, should be

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One of the best features of [git](http://git-scm.com) is its ability

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This tutorial is minimal. It's probably considerably less than

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The routine use of [git](http://git-scm.com) involves just a few commands:

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