If you need less keystrokes in updating your git code specially if it's very minimal change, do the following: 1git clone https://<github_token_here>@github.com/icasimpan/quicktasks-git 2cd quicktasks-git 3git config user.name "Ismael Casimpan" 4git config user.email "ismael.angelo@casimpan.com"

Cherry Picking in Git is quite easy: For single commit 1git checkout <destination_branch> 2git cherry-pick <hash-here> See https://swsblog.stanford.edu/blog/cherry-picking-small-git-lesson Multiple commit NOTE: only the commits between 'initial_commit_hash' and 'terminal_commit_hash' are merged. 1git …

Example https://github.com/icasimpan/shcf/compare/shcf-v0.2.0...shcf-v0.3.0

1me@mysite:/var/www/sites/mysite.local$ git tag --delete origin :v1.56 2To git@git-server:mysite.git 3Deleted tag 'v1.56' (was f346d287f)

1me@mysite:/var/www/sites/mysite.local$ git push origin :release-redesign 2To git@git-server:mysite.git 3- [deleted] release-redesign

1me@mysite:/var/www/sites/mysite.local$ git push origin :v1.56 2To git@git-server:mysite.git 3- [deleted] v1.56

1git clone --bare https://example.com/repo.git 2cd repo.git 3git push --mirror https://remote-example.com/repo.git See https://help.github.com/articles/duplicating-a-repository/