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Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of GitMigrationProposal

v8	v9
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7	7	= Common scenario =
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	9	Those scenario are the basics - they are written to minimize as much as possible disruption from the common svn workflows. They are not necessarily the best ways to do a specific task under git, but they are the least surprising for someone used to git.
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9	11	== Scenario 0: setting up git ==
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108	110	No, don't use git reset. Git reset can be used to revert changes, but can be dangerous to use, as it can also remove commits, not just changes. git reset is only useful for advanced usage of git. Use git stash or git co, not git reset.
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	112	== Scenario 4: simple commits, no branching ==
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	114	To do a commit, use the commit option:
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	116	{{{
	117	git commit -am "My commit."
	118	}}}
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	120	The -m option has the same meaning as the svn commit command. The -a option "bypasses" the index, and tells git to commit all your changes. By default (without the "-a"), git only commits the changes you explicitly told him about with the add command (TODO: ref to git-specific workflows).
110	121	= Rationale for git =
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