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This code defines a function that renames files within a Git repository by first identifying files to rename using a pattern and then executing Git commands to perform the renaming. It utilizes a third-party renamer module to help with the file identification and renaming process.

This code snippet is a test case for the renameUsingGit function, aiming to rename all .css files to .scss within a specific Git repository.

This code analyzes a Git repository and generates a structured representation of its commit history, essentially creating a visual "tree" of branches and commits that can be used for visualization or further processing.

This code manages and visualizes Git branches by resetting them to their parent commits and generating SVG representations of the resulting tree structure.

This code defines a function that compares two specific Git commits within a project, outputs the differences to a directory, and utilizes Gulp and Promises for task management.

This code automates a Git rebase and npm package installation process by creating a calendar event that executes a script containing these commands. The event is configured to run within a specified project directory.

This code automates Git repository and build workflows using calendar events, triggering builds and tests while also updating existing events with the latest commit information.

This code provides tools for cloning and creating deep copies of Git repositories, allowing for isolated project environments for testing or experimentation.

The globBranch function automates the process of cloning a Git repository, resetting to a specific commit, and creating new branches based on modified files matching provided patterns. It simplifies the workflow of isolating and managing changes within a project.

This code provides utilities for interacting with Git repositories, enabling you to fetch remote information, retrieve branch names, and parse commit logs.