#learninggit — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #learninggit, aggregated by home.social.
-
Service reminder for situations where you
- have "lost" a git commit due to messing with reset or similar
- want to get a better understanding how git works (my simplified view: commits with named pointers on it, some of which move automatically when committing, branches, some don't, tags)Use
gitk --reflog
-
Service reminder for situations where you
- have "lost" a git commit due to messing with reset or similar
- want to get a better understanding how git works (my simplified view: commits with named pointers on it, some of which move automatically when committing, branches, some don't, tags)Use
gitk --reflog
-
Service reminder for situations where you
- have "lost" a git commit due to messing with reset or similar
- want to get a better understanding how git works (my simplified view: commits with named pointers on it, some of which move automatically when committing, branches, some don't, tags)Use
gitk --reflog
-
Just got my mind blown, as you might have read I started to use conventional git commits, trying to bundle my commits in a good fashion way with valuable commit messages.
As I created a merge request today I just noticed how much easier reviewing will be as you can click on commits made on this review and only see changes related to example a refactor or an feature.
#Git #GitUsage #LearningGit #VersionControlSystem #Developer #Coding
-
Just got my mind blown, as you might have read I started to use conventional git commits, trying to bundle my commits in a good fashion way with valuable commit messages.
As I created a merge request today I just noticed how much easier reviewing will be as you can click on commits made on this review and only see changes related to example a refactor or an feature.
#Git #GitUsage #LearningGit #VersionControlSystem #Developer #Coding
-
Just got my mind blown, as you might have read I started to use conventional git commits, trying to bundle my commits in a good fashion way with valuable commit messages.
As I created a merge request today I just noticed how much easier reviewing will be as you can click on commits made on this review and only see changes related to example a refactor or an feature.
#Git #GitUsage #LearningGit #VersionControlSystem #Developer #Coding
-
Just got my mind blown, as you might have read I started to use conventional git commits, trying to bundle my commits in a good fashion way with valuable commit messages.
As I created a merge request today I just noticed how much easier reviewing will be as you can click on commits made on this review and only see changes related to example a refactor or an feature.
#Git #GitUsage #LearningGit #VersionControlSystem #Developer #Coding