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We're working with a semi-centralized git repository here where I work. Each developer has their own subtree in the central git repository, so it looks something like this: master alice/branch1 alice/branch2 bob/branch1 michael/feature release/1.0 release/1.1 Working locally in my tree I have topic/feature , which corresponds to michael/feature in the central tree. I've been using git push origin topic/feature:michael/feature to push my changes to the remote tree. However, this is cumbersome and prone to mistakes (e.g. omitting the developer name, misspelling the feature name, etc.). I'm

If I have a "vendors" directory in my .gitignore, is there a way I can set up a remote that will receive that directory anyway when I do a push? I think the functionality you're looking for can be achieved by having a branch used to deploy to your Cloud Provider. Setup a dev branch which includes your .gitignore file, check your incremental work into that branch. Merge your dev branch into your deploy branch which doesn't contain a .gitignore file but contains the vendors directory. once you've completed your merge, push to the deployment remote from your deploy branch. Your .gitignore file

I want to develop our new project using a PaaS provider. I'll be developing primary in PHP, but would like that the service can provide other languages too (and add-ons available too, like MongoDB, Memcached, redis, etc). I've seem some PaaS as PHPfog (and AppFog), dotCloud, orchestra.io, Red Hat's OpenShift, Pagoda Box, among others. Of all of them, I think I like most dotCloud. But wanted to know of any reviews, recommendations and comparisons between some of the big players on PaaS. What would you guys recommend? Here is a series of blog posts that I have put together that compares most of