Git is a powerful version control system that allows developers to efficiently manage code changes in collaborative projects. One common task in Git is merging branches, such as incorporating changes from the main branch into your feature branch. While Git provides an automated way to merge changes, sometimes you want more control over the process. • Read More »
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Version control is an essential aspect of software development that helps teams manage code changes efficiently. Git, one of the most popular version control systems, provides various powerful features. One common scenario developers encounter is the need to move uncommitted changes from one branch to another. In this blog post, we will explore how to • Read More »
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Git, the popular distributed version control system, continues to evolve with each release, bringing new features and improvements. The latest release, Git version 2.41.0, introduces several enhancements that enhance the overall development experience. In this blog, we will guide you through the process of upgrading Git to version 2.41.0 on your Ubuntu 18 system. Additionally, • Read More »
Tags: Git 2.41.0, Git Upgrade, Git Upgrade Tutorial, Git Version Control, How to Upgrade Git, Upgrade Git on Ubuntu 18, Upgrade Git on Ubuntu 20
If you want to combine all your commits into one, you can use Git’s interactive rebase feature. Here’s how you can do it: Step 1. You need to find the commit hash before the first commit you want to squash. You can use git log to display the commit history. Once you’ve found it, copy • Read More »
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If you have deleted a branch but it is still showing up when you use the tab completion feature in Git, it could be because the branch name is still cached by Git. You can try clearing the cache to permanently remove the deleted branch from the list of available branches. To do this, you • Read More »
