Jack Wallen shows how to use the .gitconfig file for global git configurations and a more efficient developer setup.

Here's a very quick example of how to setup GitHub SSH keys and use them to perform Git clone, push and pull commands over a securely configured SSH connection.

The trick, described in this post and this one, is to configure Git to use a program called Pandoc to convert your input files into Markdown.

But you can configure the Jenkins plug-in to perform a Git push back to the remote repo, which then incorporates the merge's commit. The Jenkins Git push feature ensures that the commit becomes part ...