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Sometimes, while working on a project, you need to work on two branches at the same time. Before I learned about git worktree, my workflow was messy: Stash changes Switch branches Make changes Switch back and pop the stash This worked, but it w...
Introduction One of the things that has stood out to me during my Outreachy internship journey is the sense of community. Recently, we had a social video conferencing call with fellow Outreachy interns, and it turned out to be more than just a casual...
In last week’s post, I wrote about git stash and how it helps temporarily save your work when you’re not ready to commit. But very quickly, I ran into a limitation. Sometimes, I don’t want to stash everything. I only want to stash some of my changes....
Weeks 3 and 4 of my Outreachy internship coincided with the Christmas and New Year holidays, which naturally slowed the pace of meetings and reviews. Even so, a lot of meaningful work happened, especially in understanding Git’s architecture and the d...
Weekly Git Command #2: git restore For a long time, I used git checkout for almost everything, switching branches, discarding changes, restoring files. While contributing during the Outreachy contribution phase, I learned that Git now provides cleare...
Before I started contributing to Git via Outreachy, most of my interaction with Git stopped at cloning repositories, committing changes, and pushing code. During the contribution phase, I began encountering Git commands that aren’t commonly mentioned...
