Yesterday I had a situation where I need to use another SSH key for connecting up to the Git repository at Unfuddle.
Googled and googled... no simple answer. Then found a couple of pages that explained how to do this in such technical terms that it took a while to figure it out.
So this is what you got to do...
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If you use the MXUnit testing framework for ColdFusion, you might have come across this earlier -- the assertEquals assertion is case-insensitive.
This means that if you try and compare a string like 'abs' and 'Abs', assertEquals returns true.
And that is ok in certain cases, but is not ok in many other. I guess it boils down to the fact that at the end of the day, ColdFusion is case-insensitive. A variable called 'firstName' is the treated the same as 'FirstName'.
If you are used to the Subversion way of doing things, branches tend to have more or less the same content/code, obviously with a few changes as the development progresses.
But in Git one can store content that is completely different from the content in a branch.