GitHub - cmurphycode/Git-Diagrams: Inspired by http://osteele.com/images/2008/git-transport.png

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README		README
git-compare.graphml		git-compare.graphml
git-compare.pdf		git-compare.pdf
git-compare.svg		git-compare.svg
git-diagram.graphml		git-diagram.graphml
git-get-alllines.graphml		git-get-alllines.graphml
git-get-and-revert.graphml		git-get-and-revert.graphml
git-get-and-revert.pdf		git-get-and-revert.pdf
git-get-and-revert.svg		git-get-and-revert.svg
git-get-simplified.graphml		git-get-simplified.graphml
git-get.graphml		git-get.graphml
git-put.graphml		git-put.graphml
git-put.pdf		git-put.pdf
git-put.svg		git-put.svg
git-revert.graphml		git-revert.graphml
git-stack-sideways.graphml		git-stack-sideways.graphml
git-stack.graphml		git-stack.graphml
git-template.graphml		git-template.graphml
index.html		index.html

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- Arrows from box E to box A imply data flow through each intermediate box. 
example: git pull doesn't just dump files from remote into your workspace, it hits up the intermediate local repo, etc.
- the big local repo box in the get-and-revert graph should probably be named better. I just wanted to represent the difference between master and origin/master, and how they both relate to the remote repo. Maybe name it just plain local?