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name: Version_Control_with_Git isbn: 0596520123 title: Version Control with Git author: Jon Loeliger publisher: O'Reilly year: 2009 start: 2009-10-14 stop: 2009-10-30

I hesitated between getting this book or Pragmatic Version Control Using Git, but a colleague recommended against the latter.

I'm not going to read it from cover to cover, but it's already been very helpful with sharing branches via an authoritative repository and interacting with Subversion. So far, the explanations are clear and the examples are brief and to the point.

It was very helpful in dealing with Subversion. I'm able to sync up with the Subversion repository at work, work in my Git branches, and commit changes back to the repo, without the rest of the team having to worry about it.

I also tried to keep both the Subversion and Git repos for Dependency Finder up to date, but that has proven too difficult. I wanted to use the Git repo as the canonical code repository and have the Subversion repo mirror it, but I couldn't keep my local Git repository up to snuff on both of them. That's ok, I'll just drop the Subversion support from the project, that's all. :-)