Kacper Gunia's Git Achievements

• Apprentice Architect (Level 1)
  Created a new repository with git-init.
• Apprentice Architect (Level 2)
  Created a new repository with git-init.
• 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 1)
  Join two or more development histories together with git-merge.
• Apprentice Banker (Level 2)
  Join two or more development histories together with git-merge.
• 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 Butcher (Level 2)
  Performed an interactive rebase using git-rebase -i.
• Apprentice Butcher (Level 3)
  Performed an interactive rebase using git-rebase -i.
• 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 Goldsmith (Level 1)
  Reviewed patches before committing with git-diff --cached.
• Apprentice Historian (Level 2)
  Investigate the commit log using git-log.
• Apprentice Historian (Level 3)
  Investigate the commit log using git-log.
• Apprentice Investigator (Level 1)
  Used git-blame to annotate a file with information about how each line changed.
• Apprentice Merchant (Level 1)
  Added an external repository with git-remote add.
• Apprentice Plumber (Level 1)
  Use the internal plumbing commands of git.
• Apprentice Plumber (Level 2)
  Use the internal plumbing commands of git.
• Apprentice Plumber (Level 3)
  Use the internal plumbing commands of git.
• 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 Seamstress (Level 2)
  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 Web Designer (Level 1)
  Instantly browse your working repository in gitweb with git-instaweb
• Apprentice Web Designer (Level 2)
  Instantly browse your working repository in gitweb with git-instaweb
• 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 5)
  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.
• Butcher (Level 4)
  Performed an interactive rebase using git-rebase -i.
• Caretaker
  Added a .gitignore file to a repository.
• Collector (Level 4)
  Fetches named heads or tags from another repository with git-fetch
• Garage Inventor
  Used a custom alias for a Git command
• 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.
• Master Author (Level 7)
  Made 2^Level commits using git-commit.
• Master Carpenter (Level 1)
  Custom git-hooks are installed which help catch issues before they are shared.
• Master Product Manager (Level 7)
  Stash the changes in a dirty working directory away with git-stash.
• Master Socialite (Level 7)
  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 8)
  Added files to the index area for inclusion in the next commit with git-add
• Plumber (Level 4)
  Use the internal plumbing commands of git.
• 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
• Weaver
  Investigate old branches by using git-reflog

6521 rev-parse
6411 symbolic-ref
1113 status
 444 checkout
 329 add
 248 diff
 227 commit
 203 push
 162 stash
 140 pull
  82 branch
  73 log
  69 merge
  47 rebase
  39 reset
  31 clone
  22 stage
  18 fetch
  18 config
  16 update-index
  15 ls-tree
  14 achievements
  12 help
   9 init
   8 Wed
   8 Fri
   7 reflog
   6 rm
   6 remote
   5 tag
   5 describe
   5 count-objects
   5 cat-file
   4 submodule
   4 instaweb
   4 !git
   3 Thu
   3 Sat
   3 --version
   2 show
   2 format-patch
   2 blame
   2 apply
   2 !source
   1 revert
   1 Tue
   1 --help