You may not want to always commit local files and directories to your git repo and adding them to the .gitignore isn't the solution if you don't want those ignored files to be shared. Learn how to git ignore local changes.
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You may not want to always commit local files and directories to your git repo and adding them to the .gitignore isn’t the solution if you don’t want those ignored files to be shared. Learn how to git ignore local changes.
GitHub Profile README Generator is an OSS(Open Source Software) that provides a cool interface to generate GitHub profile README in markdown.
This is a cool feature. You can mark files as “yes, I know this is tracked by Git, but I don’t want my changes committed.” For example, there’s a config file that’s checked in. You need to make local edits to test with. However, you often accidentally commit those changes (you forget). But you could […]
The git rebase command has a reputation for being magical Git voodoo that beginners should stay away from. That’s far from the truth & in this article I’ll show you how it can actually make life much easier by making your git history tidy.
Clean-up your Git branches with these Git delete branch commands. Use this quick reference sheet to delete Git branches locally, remotely, merged, and even recover them by undoing the deletion.