How to show only file names in Git log
To show only file names in Git log, use this command:
git log --name-status --graph --oneline
The key parameter here is --name-status. The others are optional. They just make the output look prettier.
Git – Reset or revert a commit pushed to remote
Sometimes after you push some commits to the remote, you realize that there is a mistake. So you need to revert all of the commits that already pushed. To do so, run these commands:
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SVN best practices for WordPress developers
Although GIT is everywhere, SVN still is the version control for all the themes and plugins hosted on WordPress.org. I’ve been playing with both SVN and GIT together recently when I need to repeat the same tasks again and again. This article is a small log of useful SVN commands when working with WordPress themes or plugins (only plugins actually, because WordPress.org doesn’t allow us to work with the theme repository directly).
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