jbrauer

### Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

  * I am jbrauer on github.
  * I am jbrauer (https://keybase.io/jbrauer) on keybase.
  * I have a public key whose fingerprint is 1DAE BEBF F75F 2E0C A486  FF40 90CE 8426 A4A0 92E3

To claim this, I am signing this object:

jbrauer

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jbrauer

#!/bin/bash
remotes=`git remote`

for t in `git tag | grep $1`
do
    echo "Removing $t"
    git tag -d $t
    for r in $remotes
    do
      git push $r :$t

jbrauer

<p>Thanks for those who made it to our meeting last night. We had a great discussion and the meeting space at the Library! worked out quite well.</p>
<p>Following up on a few things we discussed here are some links which may be helpful.</p>
<p>The <a href="http://to.jshb.me/144KmFq">slides put together by Patrick Hogan</a> are quite useful in digging into version control.</p>
<p>This site has some great Git resources in general. In particular the page at <a href="http://to.jshb.me/144FW1q">http://to.jshb.me/144FW1q</a> discusses some of the many varied ways teams can work together.</p>
<p>As I mentioned the <a href="http://to.jshb.me/WURtt6">Git Immersion</a> site is well worth spending the time to get comfortable with how git works. Another one I haven't tried but looks fun is the <a href="http://to.jshb.me/WUROfy">Try Git</a> site where you can do a tutorial in the browser.</p>
<p>The entire <a href="http://to.jshb.me/144HTLq">Pro Git</a> book from Apress is available online in addition to other formats.</