Kristopher Boren's Git Achievements

• Apprentice Archivist (Level 1)
  Prepare each commit with its patch in one file per commit with git-format-patch
• Apprentice Author (Level 1)
  Made 2^Level commits using git-commit.
• Apprentice Author (Level 2)
  Made 2^Level commits using git-commit.
• Apprentice Author (Level 3)
  Made 2^Level commits using git-commit.
• Apprentice Banker (Level 3)
  Join two or more development histories together with git-merge.
• Apprentice Blacksmith (Level 1)
  Created a branch using git-checkout -b.
• Apprentice Blacksmith (Level 2)
  Created a branch using git-checkout -b.
• Apprentice Blacksmith (Level 3)
  Created a branch using git-checkout -b.
• Apprentice Butcher (Level 1)
  Performed an interactive rebase using git-rebase -i.
• Apprentice Carpenter (Level 1)
  Custom git-hooks are installed which help catch issues before they are shared.
• Apprentice Chimney Sweeper (Level 1)
  Used git-gc to run a number of housekeeping tasks on the current repository.
• Apprentice Chimney Sweeper (Level 2)
  Used git-gc to run a number of housekeeping tasks on the current repository.
• Apprentice Chimney Sweeper (Level 3)
  Used git-gc to run a number of housekeeping tasks on the current repository.
• Apprentice Cleaning lady (Level 1)
  Remove untracked files from the working tree with git-clean
• Apprentice Cleaning lady (Level 2)
  Remove untracked files from the working tree with git-clean
• Apprentice Cleaning lady (Level 3)
  Remove untracked files from the working tree with git-clean
• Apprentice Collector (Level 1)
  Fetches named heads or tags from another repository with git-fetch
• Apprentice Collector (Level 2)
  Fetches named heads or tags from another repository with git-fetch
• Apprentice Collector (Level 3)
  Fetches named heads or tags from another repository with git-fetch
• Apprentice Fisherman (Level 1)
  Look for specified patterns in the current repository with git-grep.
• Apprentice Gipsy (Level 1)
  Create, list, delete a tag signed with GPG using git-tag
• Apprentice Gipsy (Level 2)
  Create, list, delete a tag signed with GPG using git-tag
• Apprentice Historian (Level 1)
  Investigate the commit log using git-log.
• Apprentice Historian (Level 2)
  Investigate the commit log using git-log.
• Apprentice Historian (Level 3)
  Investigate the commit log using git-log.
• Apprentice Merchant (Level 1)
  Added an external repository with git-remote add.
• Apprentice Presenter (Level 3)
  Shows one or more objects (blobs, trees, tags and commits) with git-show
• Apprentice Product Manager (Level 1)
  Stash the changes in a dirty working directory away with git-stash.
• Apprentice Product Manager (Level 2)
  Stash the changes in a dirty working directory away with git-stash.
• Apprentice Product Manager (Level 3)
  Stash the changes in a dirty working directory away with git-stash.
• Apprentice Seamstress (Level 1)
  amended a commit with git-commit --amend.
• Apprentice Socialite (Level 1)
  pushed a branch to a remote repository using git-push
• Apprentice Socialite (Level 2)
  pushed a branch to a remote repository using git-push
• Apprentice Socialite (Level 3)
  pushed a branch to a remote repository using git-push
• Apprentice Stone Mason (Level 1)
  Added files to the index area for inclusion in the next commit with git-add
• Apprentice Stone Mason (Level 2)
  Added files to the index area for inclusion in the next commit with git-add
• Apprentice Stone Mason (Level 3)
  Added files to the index area for inclusion in the next commit with git-add
• Apprentice Thug (Level 1)
  Forced pushed a branch with git-push -f
• Apprentice Thug (Level 2)
  Forced pushed a branch with git-push -f
• Apprentice Thug (Level 3)
  Forced pushed a branch with git-push -f
• Architect (Level 5)
  Created a new repository with git-init.
• Author (Level 4)
  Made 2^Level commits using git-commit.
• Author (Level 5)
  Made 2^Level commits using git-commit.
• Author (Level 6)
  Made 2^Level commits using git-commit.
• Banker (Level 4)
  Join two or more development histories together with git-merge.
• Banker (Level 6)
  Join two or more development histories together with git-merge.
• Baptised
  Set global user name using git-config.
• Blacksmith (Level 4)
  Created a branch using git-checkout -b.
• Blacksmith (Level 5)
  Created a branch using git-checkout -b.
• Blacksmith (Level 6)
  Created a branch using git-checkout -b.
• Caretaker
  Added a .gitignore file to a repository.
• Carpenter (Level 4)
  Custom git-hooks are installed which help catch issues before they are shared.
• Cherry Picker
  Used git-cherry-pick to add a sha from another branch into the current branch.
• Cleaning lady (Level 4)
  Remove untracked files from the working tree with git-clean
• Collector (Level 4)
  Fetches named heads or tags from another repository with git-fetch
• Collector (Level 5)
  Fetches named heads or tags from another repository with git-fetch
• Collector (Level 6)
  Fetches named heads or tags from another repository with git-fetch
• Dentist
  Extracted patches using git-log -p.
• Garage Inventor
  Used a custom alias for a Git command
• Gipsy (Level 4)
  Create, list, delete a tag signed with GPG using git-tag
• Gipsy (Level 5)
  Create, list, delete a tag signed with GPG using git-tag
• Gipsy (Level 6)
  Create, list, delete a tag signed with GPG using git-tag
• Historian (Level 4)
  Investigate the commit log using git-log.
• Historian (Level 6)
  Investigate the commit log using git-log.
• Homeowner
  Set global email address using git-config.
• Let there be light
  Commit without a parent.
• Librarian
  Looked for change that introduce or remove a string with git-log -S
• Master Author (Level 10)
  Made 2^Level commits using git-commit.
• Master Author (Level 7)
  Made 2^Level commits using git-commit.
• Master Author (Level 8)
  Made 2^Level commits using git-commit.
• Master Author (Level 9)
  Made 2^Level commits using git-commit.
• Master Blacksmith (Level 7)
  Created a branch using git-checkout -b.
• Master Blacksmith (Level 8)
  Created a branch using git-checkout -b.
• Master Blacksmith (Level 9)
  Created a branch using git-checkout -b.
• Master Carpenter (Level 1)
  Custom git-hooks are installed which help catch issues before they are shared.
• Master Carpenter (Level 2)
  Custom git-hooks are installed which help catch issues before they are shared.
• Master Carpenter (Level 3)
  Custom git-hooks are installed which help catch issues before they are shared.
• Master Carpenter (Level 4)
  Custom git-hooks are installed which help catch issues before they are shared.
• Master Gipsy (Level 7)
  Create, list, delete a tag signed with GPG using git-tag
• Master Gipsy (Level 8)
  Create, list, delete a tag signed with GPG using git-tag
• Master Gipsy (Level 9)
  Create, list, delete a tag signed with GPG using git-tag
• Master Historian (Level 7)
  Investigate the commit log using git-log.
• Master Presenter (Level 8)
  Shows one or more objects (blobs, trees, tags and commits) with git-show
• Master Product Manager (Level 10)
  Stash the changes in a dirty working directory away with git-stash.
• Master Product Manager (Level 7)
  Stash the changes in a dirty working directory away with git-stash.
• Master Product Manager (Level 8)
  Stash the changes in a dirty working directory away with git-stash.
• Master Product Manager (Level 9)
  Stash the changes in a dirty working directory away with git-stash.
• Master Socialite (Level 10)
  pushed a branch to a remote repository using git-push
• Master Socialite (Level 7)
  pushed a branch to a remote repository using git-push
• Master Socialite (Level 8)
  pushed a branch to a remote repository using git-push
• Master Socialite (Level 9)
  pushed a branch to a remote repository using git-push
• Master Stone Mason (Level 7)
  Added files to the index area for inclusion in the next commit with git-add
• Master Stone Mason (Level 9)
  Added files to the index area for inclusion in the next commit with git-add
• Presenter (Level 4)
  Shows one or more objects (blobs, trees, tags and commits) with git-show
• Presenter (Level 5)
  Shows one or more objects (blobs, trees, tags and commits) with git-show
• Presenter (Level 6)
  Shows one or more objects (blobs, trees, tags and commits) with git-show
• Product Manager (Level 4)
  Stash the changes in a dirty working directory away with git-stash.
• Product Manager (Level 5)
  Stash the changes in a dirty working directory away with git-stash.
• Product Manager (Level 6)
  Stash the changes in a dirty working directory away with git-stash.
• Socialite (Level 4)
  pushed a branch to a remote repository using git-push
• Socialite (Level 5)
  pushed a branch to a remote repository using git-push
• Socialite (Level 6)
  pushed a branch to a remote repository using git-push
• Stone Mason (Level 4)
  Added files to the index area for inclusion in the next commit with git-add
• Stone Mason (Level 5)
  Added files to the index area for inclusion in the next commit with git-add
• Stone Mason (Level 6)
  Added files to the index area for inclusion in the next commit with git-add
• Student
  Accessed the documentation for a command with git-[command] --help

4810 status
2409 checkout
2250 pull
1613 push
1372 diff
1336 commit
1185 stash
 873 add
 606 tag
 479 branch
 218 show
 176 fetch
 170 cherry-pick
 140 log
 126 reset
  47 -c
  46 revert
  46 apply
  42 merge
  39 clone
  39 clean
  31 config
  30 restore
  18 diff-tree
  15 describe
  14 rebase
  12 rev-parse
  12 init
  11 --version
  10 remote
   7 gc
   6 rm
   5 Thu
   4 help
   4 am
   3 format-patch
   2 grep
   2 cherry
   2 --help
   1 version
   1 submodule
   1 blame