Create a working environment against central git server
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git init-db 
git clone ssh:///path/to/repos repos

Setup stuff for nice log messages and stuff
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git config user.name "FirstName LastName"
git config user.email "user@example.com"

git config --global color.branch "auto"
git config --global color.status "auto"
git config --global color.diff "auto"

Normal work flow
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update from central git server:

git pull

see changes made locally:

git status
git show

commit changes (commit to local git repository)

git add XXXX.txt
git commit -m "Fixed XXXX" 

or if all changed files should be committet

git commit -a -m "Fixed all bugs :)"

Push all local commits to central server:

git push 

Creating a new remote branch from an existing remote branch
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All services in the system build upon a common framework
and are developed as branches of this framework. In order to create a
new service you should branch of the framework branch like this:

create a localbranch based upon a the remote framework branch:

git checkout --track -b framework origin/framework   (get the framework branch)
git branch my-new-service (create a new local branch for the service)

push it to central server:

git push origin my-new-service:refs/heads/my-new-service

Use in on another computer:

git pull 
git checkout --track -b my-new-service origin/my-new-service

(normal work flow from here)

Working on a remote branch
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git checkout --track -b localbranchname origin/remotebranchname
git pull

(do as in a normal work flow)

Working on multiple branches
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list local branches:
git branch

list remote branches:
git branch -r

switch to local branch:
git checkout mybranch1

switch to local master branch:
git checkout master

Merging service framework with a service that builds upon the framework
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More info:
http://www.sourcemage.org/Git_Guide