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## Keyboard shortcuts
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- * ` (G)it (C)ommit ` - Ctrl+G, Ctrl+C
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- * ` (G)it (F)etch ` - Ctrl+G, Ctrl+F
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- * ` (G)it (L)og ` - Ctrl+G, Ctrl+L
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- * ` (G)it (M)erge ` - Ctrl+G, Ctrl+M
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- * ` (G)it (P)ull ` - Ctrl+G, Ctrl+P
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- * ` (G)it P(u)sh ` - Ctrl+G, Ctrl+U
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- * ` (G)it (R)evert ` - Ctrl+G, Ctrl+R
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- * ` (G)it Stas(h)-Apply ` - Ctrl+G, Ctrl+H
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- * ` (G)it Stash-Cre(a)te ` - Ctrl+G, Ctrl+A
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- * ` (G)it (S)witch ` - Ctrl+G, Ctrl+S
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- * ` (G)it S(y)nc ` - Ctrl+S, Ctrl+Y
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- * ` (G)it Clea(n)up ` - Ctrl+G, Ctrl+N
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- * ` (G)it R(e)solve ` - Ctrl+G, Ctrl+E
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- * ` (G)it Sho(w) Changes ` - Ctrl+G, Ctrl+W
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- * ` (G)it File (B)lame ` - Ctrl+G, Ctrl+B
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- * ` (G)it File (D)iff ` - Ctrl+G, Ctrl+D
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- To make these shortcuts work you will have to redefine the Ctrl+G (Go To Line) shortcut to be e.g. Ctrl+G, Ctrl+G.
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- To do this go to Tools -> Options -> Keyboard and change the shortcut for Edit.GoTo
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+ * ` (G)it (C)ommit ` - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, C
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+ * ` (G)it (F)etch ` - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, F
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+ * ` (G)it (L)og ` - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, L
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+ * ` (G)it (M)erge ` - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, M
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+ * ` (G)it (P)ull ` - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, P
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+ * ` (G)it P(u)sh ` - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, U
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+ * ` (G)it (R)evert ` - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, R
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+ * ` (G)it Stas(h)-Apply ` - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, H
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+ * ` (G)it Stash-Cre(a)te ` - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, A
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+ * ` (G)it (S)witch ` - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, S
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+ * ` (G)it S(y)nc ` - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+S, Y
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+ * ` (G)it Clea(n)up ` - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, N
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+ * ` (G)it R(e)solve ` - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, E
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+ * ` (G)it Sho(w) Changes ` - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, W
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+ * ` (G)it File (B)lame ` - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, B
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+ * ` (G)it File (D)iff ` - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, D
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## Gitflow
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So what exactly are those [ GitFlow] ( http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/ ) menu items doing?
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