I had zero experience using version control before I began working for ENTP, so starting fresh with Git was a breeze. The only problem I found was when I when it came time to git push, I always seemed to push branches I didn't mean to push. Luckily, my pal Trevor showed me how to create an alias for a new command - git put. This neat trick (using newer versions of git) ensures only the 'current' branch is pushed.
Paste this into your $HOME/.gitconfig file and never worry about accidentally pushing that p0rn branch again.
[alias]
put = push origin HEAD
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