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Git branches are an easy way to manage our code, and separate our copies of our code when we want to work on specific features. We can then merge our code back into our main branch, or even rebase it. Sometimes, though we make a mistake in the namin...
Git provides a powerful tool by letting us create branches. When our branch is done, we'll often want to merge it back into our main or master branch - or perhaps even merge it into another branch entirely. Merging with git is straightforward. In thi...
Merge conflicts are often a part of life for working on complex development projects. In this guide we'll look at how you can deal with them, and when they will occur. When do merge conflicts occur? A merge conflict in Git will occur if you have made...
In my previous guide on getting started with git, I briefly covered how git branches work. You can create new branches using the git branch command, for example. In this guide, we'll go in depth on branches, and how to use git branch effectively. Wha...
Git can be daunting to understand since it is completely driven from the terminal, but at its core it's just version management software. It lets us maintain versions of code, which other people can contribute to. In this guide we'll be looking at ho...
Sometimes, when we are making changes to a project in git, we realise we suddenly need to revert back to the last clean working directory version of our project - that meaning the version with no local changes applied. For example, suppose you had re...
