Git Force Push: A Developer’s Guide
Force pushing in Git is one of those powerful features that can save your day—or completely ruin it. It’s a…
Understanding Git Merge vs Rebase: A Deep Dive into Branch Management
Git offers different approaches to integrating changes from one branch into another. Two of the most common methods are merge…
Useful Git Command-Line Tricks
Git is an essential version control tool for developers. Although GUI tools can simplify some tasks, mastering the Git command…
git cherry-pick : what it is and how to use it
This command basically allows us to copy a single commit from one branch to another. It’s very useful when we…
“Git revert” VS “Git reset”
The purpose of the git revert command is to remove all the changes a single commit made to our source code repository.…
How to untrack files already added to git repository
To untrack files already added to a Git repository, you can follow these steps: Step 1: Commit any outstanding changes:…
[ FIXES ] empyty git commit warning
After pushing my code to the remote branch and creating a PR. I made some more changes to my local…
[ Fixes ] How to fix Git show all file as modified in WSL
When you open your code in Windows, and run git in WSL bash, you will have a big chance to…
Setup Gitlab CI/CD Pipeline For Angular
Gitlab, one of the famous Git repository manager which comes with a web-based DevOps life cycle tool, inbuilt wiki, container registry, issue…
Git pull –rebase vs –merge
rebasing If you pull remote changes with the flag --rebase, then your local changes are reapplied on top of the remote…