Code Sleuthing with Git has a handy tip for searching through git logs:
-S <string> Look for differences that change the number of occurrences of the specified string (i.e. addition/deletion) in a file.
Tag: git
git undo
The GitHub Blog runs a very handy post:Â How to undo (almost) anything with Git, which covers a variety of git scenarios which you’d want to undo – anything from typos in commit messages to handling of branches.
If you don’t feel like learning all that, have a look at gitjk (as in “just kidding”) tool that I linked to before.
First Aid Git
First Aid Git – a searchable collection of the most Git frequently asked questions.
GitHub announcing git large file storage
An exciting announcement comes from GitHub yet again – Large File System for git. Â The large files problem has been affecting quite a few teams that I’ve been a part of. Â It’s nice to see both an open source solution to the problem and a commercially supported service for the busy folk.
Git tips from the trenches
Git tips from the trenches – doesn’t matter how many times I read git tips from around the web, it seems, every time I find something new.  This time, ‘git blame’ tips and commit notes were useful.