There's a project I'm currently working on, which is right now hosted on shared servers. I worked for a little while before on this project, but just to add some tiny features and fix some bugs, so I didn't have the need back then to have a deployment process all set up.

• git
• git-deploy
• git-ftp
• heroku
• instructions
• server
• shared
• shared-server
• ssh
• deploy
• deployment

One thing that tends to happen with Git, is being careless with what you add to your repository.
I've seen this happen since I began using Git, a couple years ago, and it stays happening over and over again, for various reasons.

• git
• github
• bash
• rewriting
• history
• repository
• filter-branch
• instructions

Yesterday, I made a fresh install of the latest msysGit (which is 1.7.6 as of right now).

• akitaonrails
• bugs
• everything
• git
• git-submodule
• libiconv-2
• libiconv2
• vim
• windows

A while ago, I started getting a little annoyed when pushing my changes. It wasn't until *then *that I realized that I forgot to add a yet untracked file to the repository or that I was in the wrong branch.

• git
• instructions
• mercurial
• powershell